Vulcans in a sentence

There is some evidence to support the hypothesis that Vulcans who remain in close contact with humans for an extended period of time may become more emotional than Vulcans who do not.

Vulcans do not like to touch their food with their hands, preferring to use utensils whenever possible (though there are numerous cases where Vulcans have broken this rule).

Nero’s search for vengeance led to the single greatest loss of life in the history of the Star Trek franchise, as over six billion Vulcans fell prey to the destruction of their home world.

Tait-Jones, a sophomore from Wellington, New Zealand, averaged 17.6 points and 9.2 rebounds this season for the Vulcans.

But they struggled to slow the Vulcans down at the ruck and they were vulnerable out wide again.

That's how he became an elite goaltender as a kid, including a stint with the St. Paul Vulcans of the United States Hockey League.

Without the riots, there was no future where humanity’s collective action would lead to a united Earth Government, the establishment of Starfleet in the wake of first contact with the Vulcans, and the eventual foundation of the Federation.

Here the human Terran Empire run things, fighting a resistance comprised of Vulcans and Klingons.

The episode is satisfying on so many levels because of how it ties up Spock's diplomatic efforts to unite the Vulcans and the Romulans.

According to Star Trek records, they are an antagonistic species that often are in conflict with the Vulcans.

Even with Vulcans’ telepathic abilities, that’s pushing the boundaries of logic.

If it’s possible for Vulcans to cheat death like this, then why don’t more of them do it?

According to Robert Wise's commentary in the Director's edition DVD, it was Gene Roddenberry's idea to have the Vulcans speak their own language.

A character in the non-canon New Frontier book series mentions "meld masters", implying that some Vulcans are either especially adept at or are able to perform deeper, more intense melds through practice.

At the start of the series, it is revealed that the Vulcans have been holding back advanced technology from humanity since first contact was made, concerned that the humans were not ready for it.

Avro Vulcans of No 617 Squadron at RAF Cottesmore circa 1975.

Biology Physical characteristics A female Star Trek Vulcan cosplayer Vulcans are depicted as similar in appearance to humans.

By September 1957, several Vulcans had been handed over to No. 83 Squadron.

Dawson 1957, p. 3. Colour schemes Aerial view of a Vulcan B.2 in late RAF markings on static display at RAF Mildenhall The two prototype Vulcans were finished in gloss white.

Different species in Starfleet Although Humans are the most-often-seen crew members onscreen, Starfleet is shown to be composed of individuals from over 150 races, with Vulcans perhaps being the most common aliens seen.