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Another account says that the creation of the Bermuda Triangle was apparently caused by the [[Seventh Doctor]] and the [[Sleeze Brothers]] causing [[the Monk]]'s [[The Monk's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to implode. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Follow That TARDIS!]]'') | Another account says that the creation of the Bermuda Triangle was apparently caused by the [[Seventh Doctor]] and the [[Sleeze Brothers]] causing [[the Monk]]'s [[The Monk's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to implode. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Follow That TARDIS!]]'') | ||
In late [[September]] [[1697]], a large group of Daleks massacred the [[ | In late [[September]] [[1697]], a large group of Daleks massacred the [[pirate]] fleet of Captain [[Jack Lawrence]]. It is possible that this was connected to the Dalek presence in the Bermuda Triangle. ([[DWBIT]]: [[DWBIT 19|#19]]) | ||
Around [[1908]], a number of disappearances plagued the [[United States of America|US]] Navy and Airforce. ([[DWBIT]]: [[DWBIT 11|#11]]) | Around [[1908]], a number of disappearances plagued the [[United States of America|US]] Navy and Airforce. ([[DWBIT]]: [[DWBIT 11|#11]]) |
Revision as of 13:11, 27 June 2011
The Bermuda Triangle was, as its name suggests, a triangular shaped region, in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and surface vessels allegedly disappeared mysteriously.
History
Sometime in the 1490s, a Dalek ship (possibly from the Last Great Time War) crash landed on an island, creating the Bermuda Triangle. It was thought that the ship caused magnetic disturbance and navigation instrument failure in nearby aircraft and sea vessels. Stories of strange animals and dancing lights were also linked to the area. (DWBIT: #11)
Another account says that the creation of the Bermuda Triangle was apparently caused by the Seventh Doctor and the Sleeze Brothers causing the Monk's TARDIS to implode. (DWM: Follow That TARDIS!)
In late September 1697, a large group of Daleks massacred the pirate fleet of Captain Jack Lawrence. It is possible that this was connected to the Dalek presence in the Bermuda Triangle. (DWBIT: #19)
Around 1908, a number of disappearances plagued the US Navy and Airforce. (DWBIT: #11)
In 1918, an alien ship crash landed on the planet Earth where its Octopod pilot remained in the oceans of the Bermuda Triangle. Around that time, it attacked the USS Cyclops whose Human crew believed it to be a giant squid. At the time, the Tenth Doctor and Heather McCrimmon had used the TARDIS to travel to that period where they discovered the true reason why the Cyclops had sunk. They managed to temporarily stop it by throwing manganese ore from the cargo bay on it. This disrupted the Octopod's magnetic field, forcing it back into the sea. The temporary distraction allowed them to escape and the Doctor revealed that he could not save the ship as it was part of history and thus its destruction would remain to mankind a mystery. (DWAM: Cyclops)
- The fate of the creature remains unknown. It's possible it still exists beneath the oceans on the planet, continuing its directive.
On the morning of 12th September 1958, Flight Commander Benjamin K. Hooper briefed a squadron of F4U Corsairs on the strange disappearances in the Triangle. The squadron reported a strange disturbance, or ripple in the air. The Daleks rose up from the island where the rusting Dalek craft had crash-landed, opening fire on the squadron, tearing the planes apart. The sea became a military graveyard, full of the Daleks' victims. Hooper would later record this in his personal journal, praying that these monsters stayed in the isolated stretch of ocean and none of his men would ever have to see them again. (DWBIT: #11)
- As Hooper hoped, the Daleks seemed to have stayed in the ocean. Human weapons technology advanced as the centuries went by, but it is unknown if or when the Dalek presence in the triangle was dealt with. It may have been discovered by other Daleks during the Dalek invasion of Earth in 2009 or the ten year long Dalek occupation of Earth in the mid-22nd century.