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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A time ram was what happened if two TARDISes attempted to occupy exactly the same time and space. The resulting paradox would destroy both TARDISes and cause extreme spacio-temporal destruction in its wake. The fate for those caught in a time ram was what the Third Doctor considered tantamount to "extinction" and "total annihilation". (TV: The Time Monster) A move had an inevitable consequence: the complete and utter destruction of both TARDISes. The outer plasmic shells ruptured, the conditional pathways were aborted, the eleven relative dimensions of space-time evaporated. (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel) |
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