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{{first pic|By the power of solar.jpg|The [[Second Doctor]] uses a portable device that runs on solar power to kill an Ice Warrior. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Seeds of Death]]'')}} | {{first pic|By the power of solar.jpg|The [[Second Doctor]] uses a portable device that runs on solar power to kill an Ice Warrior. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Seeds of Death (TV story)|The Seeds of Death]]'')}} | ||
'''Solar power''' was the use of [[solar energy]] to generate [[electricity]]. While using [[Daniel Eldred]]'s rocket, the [[Second Doctor]], [[Zoe Heriot]] and [[Jamie McCrimmon]] relied on a homing beam that functioned with solar power. When the solar power source was disabled, the rocket was left to float in space. | '''Solar power''' was the use of [[solar energy]] to generate [[electricity]]. While using [[Daniel Eldred]]'s rocket, the [[Second Doctor]], [[Zoe Heriot]] and [[Jamie McCrimmon]] relied on a homing beam that functioned with solar power. When the solar power source was disabled, the rocket was left to float in space. | ||
[[Phipps]] used a solar power generator to kill two [[Ice Warrior]]s. The system overloaded but [[Gia Kelly]] repaired it. | [[Phipps (The Seeds of Death)|Phipps]] used a solar power generator to kill two [[Ice Warrior]]s. The system overloaded but [[Gia Kelly]] repaired it. | ||
The Doctor adapted the system so that it could be held in the hands and aimed. He used this to kill an Ice Warrior at the [[Weather Control Station]]. | The Doctor adapted the system so that it could be held in the hands and aimed. He used this to kill an Ice Warrior at the [[Weather Control Station]]. | ||
Before heading to [[the Moon]] by [[T-Mat]], the Doctor again adapted the device so that it was fully portable. With this he attacked an Ice Warrior guard, killing it before he was forced to surrender. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Seeds of Death]]'') | Before heading to [[the Moon]] by [[T-Mat]], the Doctor again adapted the device so that it was fully portable. With this he attacked an Ice Warrior guard, killing it before he was forced to surrender. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Seeds of Death (TV story)|The Seeds of Death]]'') | ||
[[Car]]s on [[Red Rocket Rising]] ran on [[solar cell]]s instead of [[petrol]], which meant that there was no petrol to combust. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Blood of the Daleks (audio story)|Blood of the Daleks]]'') | [[Car]]s on [[Red Rocket Rising]] ran on [[solar cell]]s instead of [[petrol]], which meant that there was no petrol to combust. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Blood of the Daleks (audio story)|Blood of the Daleks]]'') | ||
Latest revision as of 19:53, 5 November 2022
Solar power was the use of solar energy to generate electricity. While using Daniel Eldred's rocket, the Second Doctor, Zoe Heriot and Jamie McCrimmon relied on a homing beam that functioned with solar power. When the solar power source was disabled, the rocket was left to float in space.
Phipps used a solar power generator to kill two Ice Warriors. The system overloaded but Gia Kelly repaired it.
The Doctor adapted the system so that it could be held in the hands and aimed. He used this to kill an Ice Warrior at the Weather Control Station.
Before heading to the Moon by T-Mat, the Doctor again adapted the device so that it was fully portable. With this he attacked an Ice Warrior guard, killing it before he was forced to surrender. (TV: The Seeds of Death)
Cars on Red Rocket Rising ran on solar cells instead of petrol, which meant that there was no petrol to combust. (AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks)
Pete Tyler once tried to "invent" solar panels. (TV: Father's Day)
