NASA and Obama Loved Mr.Spock

Mr.Spock

Performing artist Leonard Nimoy, who depicted the notable intelligent Vulcan Spock on the TV's "Star Trek" and in gimmick movies, has kicked the bucket. He was 83. 

Nimoy's profession traversed TV, peculiarity movies, workmanship and photography, however he was maybe best known for playing Spock, the consistent Vulcan on the starship the USS Enterprise, in "Star Trek." Nimoy passed on from inconveniences because of "end-stage unending obstructive pneumonic malady," as indicated by the New York Times, which initially reported the on-screen character's passing Friday morning (Feb. 27). 

"A life is similar to an enclosure. Immaculate minutes can be had, however not safeguarded, aside from in memory. LLAP [Live long and prosper]," Nimoy wrote in a late post on Twitter on Feb. 23. The performer would sign his tweets "LLAP," reverberating Spock's acclaimed words on "Star Trek."