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'''Perihelion''' was when a [[planet]] or other celestial body reached its closest to the [[star]] it orbited. It was also used by [[Colin Dove|Dr Colin Dove]] to describe the time that the physical world and a | '''Perihelion''' was when a [[planet]] or other celestial body reached its closest to the [[star]] it orbited. It was also used by [[Colin Dove|Dr Colin Dove]] to describe the time that the physical world and a [[reservoir of evil]] almost touched, which could be exploited using [[sensitive]]s to unleash the evil. [[Liz Shaw]] later realised that perihelion actually referred to the meeting of [[Daniel O'Kane]] and his son [[Peter Russell]], two powerful sensitives, but the plan came to an end when Daniel jumped in front of Russell's [[knife]] to save Liz. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[The Zero Imperative (home video)|The Zero Imperative]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, 14 March 2019
Perihelion was when a planet or other celestial body reached its closest to the star it orbited. It was also used by Dr Colin Dove to describe the time that the physical world and a reservoir of evil almost touched, which could be exploited using sensitives to unleash the evil. Liz Shaw later realised that perihelion actually referred to the meeting of Daniel O'Kane and his son Peter Russell, two powerful sensitives, but the plan came to an end when Daniel jumped in front of Russell's knife to save Liz. (HOMEVID: The Zero Imperative)
