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The '''New Earth System''' was a system of thirty habitable planets that included [[New Earth (Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom)|New Earth]], [[Queen Victoria (planet)|Queen Victoria]], [[Little Yugoslavia]], [[New Yugoslavia]], [[Davy Crockett (planet)|Davy Crockett]] and [[High Sierra]]. [[Human]]ity colonised the system in [[2380]], and fifty years later, fewer than a million people lived there. The [[Dalek]]s invaded the system and planned to wipe out its inhabitants with [[neutron fire]] so that they could turn it into a breeding ground | The '''New Earth System''' was a [[Star system|system]] of thirty habitable [[Planet|planets]] that included [[New Earth (Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom)|New Earth]], [[Queen Victoria (planet)|Queen Victoria]], [[Little Yugoslavia]], [[New Yugoslavia]], [[Davy Crockett (planet)|Davy Crockett]] and [[High Sierra]]. [[Human]]ity colonised the system in [[2380]], and fifty years later, fewer than a million people lived there. The [[Dalek]]s invaded the system and planned to wipe out its inhabitants with [[neutron fire]], so that they could turn it into a [[Breeding planet|breeding ground]] in which to [[clone]] more Daleks. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 12:19, 10 September 2023
The New Earth System was a system of thirty habitable planets that included New Earth, Queen Victoria, Little Yugoslavia, New Yugoslavia, Davy Crockett and High Sierra. Humanity colonised the system in 2380, and fifty years later, fewer than a million people lived there. The Daleks invaded the system and planned to wipe out its inhabitants with neutron fire, so that they could turn it into a breeding ground in which to clone more Daleks. (COMIC: Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom)
