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'''Heaven''' was a [[planet]] | '''Heaven''' was a [[planet]] located on the edge of [[human space]] in the [[26th century]]. It had a twenty-three-hour day. Its native species were the [[Heavenite]]s, but they were wiped out by the [[Hoothi]]. | ||
By the [[26th century]], it was occupied primarily by a mix of [[human]]s and [[Draconian]]s. During this time it was used as a burial site for both the Draconians and the humans (following their conflict with the [[Dalek]]s). In [[2570]] the Hoothi attacked Heaven, reanimating the bodies there. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Love and War (novel)|Love and War]]'') | By the [[26th century]], it was occupied primarily by a mix of [[human]]s and [[Draconian]]s. During this time it was used as a burial site for both the Draconians and the humans (following their conflict with the [[Dalek]]s). In [[2570]] the Hoothi attacked Heaven, reanimating the bodies there. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Love and War (novel)|Love and War]]'') | ||
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Heaven was a planet located on the edge of human space in the 26th century. It had a twenty-three-hour day. Its native species were the Heavenites, but they were wiped out by the Hoothi.
By the 26th century, it was occupied primarily by a mix of humans and Draconians. During this time it was used as a burial site for both the Draconians and the humans (following their conflict with the Daleks). In 2570 the Hoothi attacked Heaven, reanimating the bodies there. (PROSE: Love and War)
Later on, the Daleks used Heaven as a base of operations whilst posing as the leaders of the Fifth Axis. Bernice Summerfield returned to Heaven with Jason Kane to retrieve Bernice's father from the Daleks' base there. (AUDIO: Death and the Daleks)
