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Au 23e siècle, une puissance extraterrestre mystérieuse menace la Terre en faisant évaporer les océans et en détruire l’atmosphère. Dans une tentative frénétique de sauver l’humanité, Kirk, désormais un renégat, et son équipage doivent voyager dans le temps pour sauver la Terre et son peuple de la destruction totale.

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