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In a '''[[parallel universe]]''' explored by [[Rose Tyler]] in her search to find [[the Doctor]] in [[N-Space]], a rogue planet was disrupting [[Earth]]'s gravitational stability, ultimately causing its population's death. Only a few hundred thousand managed to survived, as they headed down bunkers developed by [[Clive Finch (Rogue planet's universe)|Professor Clive Finch]], who'd anticipated such an event could happen, after the [[prophecy of the three comets]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Rogue Planet (audio story)|The Rogue Planet]]'') | In a '''[[parallel universe]]''' explored by [[Rose Tyler]] in her search to find [[the Doctor]] in [[N-Space]], a [[rogue planet]] was disrupting [[Earth]]'s gravitational stability, ultimately causing its population's death. Only a few hundred thousand managed to survived, as they headed down bunkers developed by [[Clive Finch (Rogue planet's universe)|Professor Clive Finch]], who'd anticipated such an event could happen, after the [[prophecy of the three comets]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Rogue Planet (audio story)|The Rogue Planet]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 16:53, 8 November 2022
In a parallel universe explored by Rose Tyler in her search to find the Doctor in N-Space, a rogue planet was disrupting Earth's gravitational stability, ultimately causing its population's death. Only a few hundred thousand managed to survived, as they headed down bunkers developed by Professor Clive Finch, who'd anticipated such an event could happen, after the prophecy of the three comets. (AUDIO: The Rogue Planet)
