No late 20th century time travel episodes ever refer to him. Based on episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, which saw Janeway and her crew time traveling to the 1990s, it doesn’t seem like the Eugenics wars touched North America much, or at all. This included portions of Asia and the Middle East. No one knows exactly where or when they created Khan and his army of genetic augments, but they believed he was born in Northern India.Īll we really know is that from 1992 to 1996, he controlled “a quarter of Earth’s population.” (At least according to Spock’s calculations). The History of Khan Noonien Singh Paramount PicturesĪs described in the classic 1967 episode “ Space Seed,” Khan Noonien Singh was the product of genetic engineering in late 20th century Earth.
Paramount+/Paramount Picturesīut what does this name drop mean in terms of the Star Trek chronology? And any possible future Star Trek shows? It’s a tangled web that spans centuries, and what began as the original ’60s series’ “future” is now our past. Ricardo Montalbán gave a legendary performance on both the original Star Trek series, and in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Of course, Trek fans are quite familiar with the name Khan, as he was one of the franchise’s biggest villains. First, I’ll share lists by language, and then I have a few that are country-specific.On the season two finale of Star Trek: Picard, modern-day scientist Adam Soong (Brent Spiner), while going through his desk in a mad rage, discovered a manila folder with the words “Project: Khan: 1996” written on it. I’ve sorted the links by language or country so you can find the music you need. Thanks to them, we have a fantastic collection of global music! World Music for Kids I want to teach my kids many different languages, so I reached out to my favorite Multicultural Kid Blogs family to see their world music lists. It’s an easy way to learn a language and get a feel for pronunciation.
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When parents ask me how to start teaching Spanish to their kids, I point them to music first. That began my journey into collecting songs in Spanish for kids, and I eventually gathered a whole library of music lists on YouTube so I could learn along too. I wanted him to grow up knowing the little rhymes and folk songs his cousins in Peru knew– but I didn’t know them myself! I remember holding my first child as a baby and wanting to sing to him in Spanish, but the words were often hard for me to express. I speak both Spanish and English but I am not a native Spanish-speaker. In our home, we’re a “Spanglish” family trying to keep both languages strong. Music also helps kids learn a new language by helping the brain connect and memorize words in conjunction with rhythm and sounds. World music is a wonderful way to provide exposure to different sounds, rhythms, and voices. We are transported to specific times of life or travels, just by overhearing that certain song on the radio.Īs parents raising global citizens, it makes sense that we want to fill our homes with songs from around the world. Music connects us to culture in an almost magical way.
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