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In an [[The Infinity Doctors universe|alternate universe]], '''Hindmost''' was the most remote significant piece of [[baryonic matter]] known to the [[Time Lord]]s; it was so far from [[Gallifrey]] that a [[TARDIS]] would have to be specifically re-engineered to make the journey. Hindmost was described as being a [[planetoid]] barely big enough for a man to stand on. The planetoid was only detectable by the Time Lords since it was so far out of the expanding universe. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Infinity Doctors]]'') | In an [[The Infinity Doctors universe|alternate universe]], '''Hindmost''' was the most remote significant piece of [[baryonic matter]] known to the [[Time Lord]]s; it was so far from [[Gallifrey]] that a [[TARDIS]] would have to be specifically re-engineered to make the journey. Hindmost was described as being a [[planetoid]] barely big enough for a man to stand on. The planetoid was only detectable by the Time Lords since it was so far out of the expanding universe. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Infinity Doctors (novel)|The Infinity Doctors]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:19, 3 September 2020
In an alternate universe, Hindmost was the most remote significant piece of baryonic matter known to the Time Lords; it was so far from Gallifrey that a TARDIS would have to be specifically re-engineered to make the journey. Hindmost was described as being a planetoid barely big enough for a man to stand on. The planetoid was only detectable by the Time Lords since it was so far out of the expanding universe. (PROSE: The Infinity Doctors)
