Leonard Nimoy has built a career that encompasses his work as an Actor, Director, Photographer and Author of several volumes of poetry. As a cast member of one of television's most successful series, Nimoy earned three Emmy nominations and helped turn "Star Trek" into a worldwide phenomenon. His stage credits include roles in "Fiddler on the Roof," "Oliver," "Camelot" and "Equus"; his television work includes hosting the well-known series "In Search of..." and "Ancient Mysteries." In the early 1970s, Nimoy pursued his passion for photography by studying at the University of California, Los Angeles, under Robert Heineken. In addition, he has directed six major films, including two of the best-loved Star Trek features, as well as Three Men and a Baby and The Good Mother. In Los Angeles, the newly renovated Griffith Observatory's lecture hall has been named the Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon in his honor. Nimoy earned a master's degree in education at Antioch University, which presented him with an honorary Ph.D. of humane letters for his work in Holocaust remembrance.

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The Future of Space

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