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{{wikipediainfo|Abel Tasman}}
{{wikipediainfo|Abel Tasman}}
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'''Tasman''' was a [[Dutch]] explorer. He charted the north and west coasts of [[Australia]], initially naming the land "New Holland". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Transit of Venus (audio story)|The Transit of Venus]]'')
|species          = Human
|origin            =[[Earth]], [[Holland]]
|first mention    =The Transit of Venus (audio story)
}}'''Tasman''' was an explorer from [[Holland]]. He charted the north and west coasts of [[Australia]], initially naming the land "New Holland". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Transit of Venus (audio story)|The Transit of Venus]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
In real life, his full name was Abel Tasman and his voyages to [[Australasia]] took place in 1642 and 1644. [[Tasmania]] was named after him. Not all of this information is presented in ''The Transit of Venus'' so how much of it remains true in the [[Doctor Who Universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]] is unclear.
In real life, his full name was Abel Tasman and his voyages to [[Australasia]] took place in 1642 and 1644. [[Tasmania]] was named after him. Not all of this information is presented in ''The Transit of Venus'' so how much of it remains true in the [[Doctor Who Universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]] is unclear.
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Tasman

Tasman was a Dutch explorer. He charted the north and west coasts of Australia, initially naming the land "New Holland". (AUDIO: The Transit of Venus)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

In real life, his full name was Abel Tasman and his voyages to Australasia took place in 1642 and 1644. Tasmania was named after him. Not all of this information is presented in The Transit of Venus so how much of it remains true in the Doctor Who universe is unclear.