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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Weserbergland meteorite was an object that fell to Earth in 1283 in the Weserbergland Mountains of Lower Saxony, in what is now Germany. The meteorite, originally from the Jeggorabax Cluster, had a diameter of 30.12cm. It housed the Pied Piper, an energy entity that, by feeding on fear, was able to escape the meteorite, though it was still bound to it. In 2009, it was on loan to London's Pharos Institute from the University of Munich, allowing the Pied Piper to abduct children in London and feed off people's fear. Sarah Jane Smith took a fragment of the meteorite from the Pharaos Institute with Celeste Rivers' permission using her sonic lipstick, and later trapped the Piper back inside it when she, Rani Chandra and Clyde Langer managed to defeat him with laughter. She later kept the fragment secured in a Halkonite steel box, which nothing could escape from, not even thoughts. (TV: The Day of the Clown) |
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