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"According to this story, the Vipod Mor is responsible for the Big Bang, yet in TV: Terminus another vessel was responsible for triggering the explosion, and TV: Castrovalva states that it was a "hydrogen in-rush". | "According to this story, the Vipod Mor is responsible for the Big Bang, yet in TV: Terminus another vessel was responsible for triggering the explosion, and TV: Castrovalva states that it was a "hydrogen in-rush". | ||
Do you realise that it's only an "in-rush" because the TARDIS is going backwards in time? The hydrogen is being expelled after the Big Bang. Castovalva should not be on this list, as it shows the effects of the Big Bang, not the cause. | Do you realise that it's only an "in-rush" because the TARDIS is going backwards in time? The hydrogen is being expelled after the Big Bang. Castovalva should not be on this list, as it shows the effects of the Big Bang, not the cause. {{Unsigned-anon|92.40.169.142}} | ||
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First radio serial[[edit source]]
Note I said "serial". I'm aware of the 1976 radio play The Time Machine but it wasn't a serial, just a single episode of another program. 23skidoo 14:53, 30 May 2008 (UTC)
Hydrogen[[edit source]]
"According to this story, the Vipod Mor is responsible for the Big Bang, yet in TV: Terminus another vessel was responsible for triggering the explosion, and TV: Castrovalva states that it was a "hydrogen in-rush".
Do you realise that it's only an "in-rush" because the TARDIS is going backwards in time? The hydrogen is being expelled after the Big Bang. Castovalva should not be on this list, as it shows the effects of the Big Bang, not the cause. – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 92.40.169.142 (talk).
