Nonsense, most of what Gene Roddenberry did was science fantasy, with just enough science fiction and an optimistic message to grow an audience. The whole notion of traveling at warp speed, or traveling at parsecs is an impossibility and so far no life beyond Earth has been found. Roddenberry was extremely astute, he took what HG Wells had already laid out, modernizing and at the same time extending it. Most of the Star Trek films aren't any good, one - The Final frontier, may have broken Roddenberry's spirit. There are exceptions, The Voyage Home was perhaps the best science fiction film and First Contact was hugely entertaining. Apart from that most of them are forgettable. And they're still between than Star Wars, a franchise with a fascist future within a never ending intergalactic Civil War.The writing of this series is abysmal and caters to the “neo-nerd” jock audience who possess absolutely no scientific literacy. The central conflict of the series, the Romulan evacuation, is laughable: an “emergency” supernova? How exactly does that work when even a relatively primitive society can predict the lifecycle of a star tens of thousands of years in advance? Some may find this entertaining but it sure isn’t Star Trek by any stretch of the imagination. Like the last three films and Discovery, this is action schlock with a Star Trek coat of paint on it.
Here is Star Trek (Original Series) S1 E27 (The Alternate Factor) as explained by the lovely Physics Girl.