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Finding it unsuitable for habitation, they planned to leave the planet. However, their atmospheric thrust motors were damaged and inoperable, and they decided to take off using their warp-drive, against the advice of [[Scaroth]], their warp-field operator. The attempt to do so deep failed, and the ship exploded. The massive burst of radiation generated by this explosion catalysed the development of life on Earth. | Finding it unsuitable for habitation, they planned to leave the planet. However, their atmospheric thrust motors were damaged and inoperable, and they decided to take off using their warp-drive, against the advice of [[Scaroth]], their warp-field operator. The attempt to do so deep failed, and the ship exploded. The massive burst of radiation generated by this explosion catalysed the development of life on Earth. | ||
It also propelled Scaroth into the [[Time Vortex]], where he splintered into twelve incomplete aspects of himself, each trapped at different points in the [[timeline]] of Earth. These aspects of Scaroth pushed forward the development of [[human]]ity, so that technology sufficiently advanced for [[time travel]] could be created and he could return to | It also propelled Scaroth into the [[Time Vortex]], where he splintered into twelve incomplete aspects of himself, each trapped at different points in the [[timeline]] of Earth. These aspects of Scaroth pushed forward the development of [[human]]ity, so that technology sufficiently advanced for [[time travel]] could be created and he could return to save his people. He was eventually able to travel back in time to the moment of his ship's explosion, and attempted to prevent his earlier self from pushing the button that led to the explosion. He was stopped by the [[Fourth Doctor]], [[Romana II]], and [[Duggan]], allowing the creation of life on Earth, and bringing about the end of the Jagaroth. ([[TV]]: ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]'') | ||
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