60 Years Ago, Star Trek's Most Important Rule Changed Sci-Fi Forever

60 Years Ago, Star Trek's Most Important Rule Changed Sci-Fi Forever




If you're a sci-fi fan, there's likely been a time in your life when you've been show-surfing and stumbled upon a classic of a bygone era. Maybe it was The Day the Earth Stood Stillor The Man From Planet X, but so many of these early sci-fi films seem to share a common thread. Extraterrestrials either land on Earth or humankind reaches out into the stars and eventually other planets. Either way, we humans are faced with a life form we've never seen before and have no understanding of. In these films, extraterrestrials are often met with suspicion, an intent to exploit them, or even outright violence.


If you're a sci-fi fan, there's likely been a time in your life when you've been show-surfing and stumbled upon a classic of a bygone era. Maybe it was The Day the Earth Stood Stillor The Man From Planet X, but so many of these early sci-fi films seem to share a common thread. Extraterrestrials either land on Earth or humankind reaches out into the stars and eventually other planets. Either way, we humans are faced with a life form we've never seen before and have no understanding of. In these films, extraterrestrials are often met with suspicion, an intent to exploit them, or even outright violence.

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