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'''Condensation''' was the process by which liquid formed from gas. | '''Condensation''' was the process by which liquid formed from gas. | ||
Its happening inside [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] was explained by [[Ian Chesterton]] as occurring when "the [TARDIS] cooled, but the inside stayed warm — and so moisture formed on the inside". This sudden appearance of [[water]] greatly benefited [[Marco Polo]]'s party, as they had been rationing water for some days while journeying towards an [[oasis]]. ([[TV]]: | Its happening on the walls and ceilings inside [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] was explained by [[Ian Chesterton]] as occurring when "the [TARDIS] cooled, but the inside stayed warm — and so moisture formed on the inside". This sudden appearance of [[water]] greatly benefited [[Marco Polo]]'s party, as they had been rationing water for some days while journeying towards an [[oasis]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Marco Polo (TV story)|namedep=Five Hundred Eyes (3)}}) | ||
[[Category:Science from the real world]] | [[Category:Science from the real world]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:16, 30 April 2024
Condensation was the process by which liquid formed from gas.
Its happening on the walls and ceilings inside the Doctor's TARDIS was explained by Ian Chesterton as occurring when "the [TARDIS] cooled, but the inside stayed warm — and so moisture formed on the inside". This sudden appearance of water greatly benefited Marco Polo's party, as they had been rationing water for some days while journeying towards an oasis. (TV: "Five Hundred Eyes" [+]Part of Marco Polo, Loading...{"namedep":"Five Hundred Eyes (3)","1":"Marco Polo (TV story)"})
