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Bookmark or Share- vulcan - Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack ExchangeI don't think we have any indication in on-screen canon. Even in the Short Treks episode "Q&A", which depicts then-Ensign Spock's arrival on the Enterprise, I don't recall a reference to his age or the current year or even a stardate.
- star trek - Is there a Vulcan funeral blessing? - Science Fiction ..."Live long, and prosper" addresses a singular individual - the person to whom the phrase is said. "The king is dead, long live the king!" refers to two separate individuals - first to the king who is recently deceased, and second to the person who has inherited the throne and is now king.
- How did humans and vulcans communicate in Star Trek: First Contact ...The film audience hears the Vulcan officer give the traditional greeting of "Live long and prosper" in the same language spoken by the human characters, followed by Zefram Cochrane's reply of "Thanks". The humans and Vulcans continue to interact afterwards, but the audience does not hear their dialogue.
- When Did Vulcans Change from No Emotions to Buried Emotions?Also, Nimoy and Mark Lenard were famous for stating to fans and media that the raising of one eyebrow "is the Vulcan way of smiling" (sorry, I am too old to recall the citation for that). To wish another to live long and prosper is surely the most emotional thing anyone can do in the way of the greeting/taking leave of another.
- Is there an in-universe name for the "Vulcan Salute"?I was about to ask someone about their usage of a particular hand gesture, which is similar to the way Vulcans use their "Salute" alongside the standard greeting of "Live long, and prosper" when I realized I don't know the "real" name for the "Vulcan Salute".
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