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|type        = Key
|type        = Key
|made by    = UNIT
|made by    = UNIT
|appearances = {{il|[[TV]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth (TV story)|The Stolen Earth]]'' / ''[[Journey's End (TV story)|Journey's End]]''|[[PROSE]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Daleks (novel)|Prisoner of the Daleks]]''}}
|first cs    = The Stolen Earth (TV story)
|appearances = {{il|[[TV]]: {{cs|Journey's End (TV story)}}|[[PROSE]]: {{cs|Prisoner of the Daleks (novel)}}}}
|clip        = Calling the Doctor - Doctor Who - BBC
|clip        = Calling the Doctor - Doctor Who - BBC
}}'''The Osterhagen Key''' was a device possessed by [[UNIT]] that triggered the [[Osterhagen Project]], a set of 25 nuclear warheads placed in strategic locations beneath the Earth's crust, which would rip the planet apart. [[Martha Jones]] was handed the key in 2009 by [[Sanchez|General Sanchez]], during the Dalek Invasion of Earth. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth (TV story)|The Stolen Earth]]'') The project was triggered at [[Osterhagen Station]]s stationed throughout the [[Earth]], the locations of which included Germany, China, Liberia and Argentina. UNIT protocols stated that at least 3 stations must be active before the project can be activated. ([[TV]]: ''[[Journey's End (TV story)|Journey's End]]'')
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The '''Osterhagen Key''' was a device possessed by [[UNIT]] that triggered the [[Osterhagen Project]], a set of 25 nuclear warheads placed in strategic locations beneath the Earth's crust, which would rip the planet apart. [[Martha Jones]] was handed the key in 2009 by [[Sanchez|General Sanchez]], during the [[Planetary Relocation Incident|Dalek Invasion of Earth]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Stolen Earth (TV story)}} The project was triggered at [[Osterhagen Station]]s stationed throughout the [[Earth]], the locations of which included Germany, China, Liberia and Argentina. UNIT protocols stated that at least 3 stations must be active before the project can be activated. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Journey's End (TV story)}})


== Usages ==
== Usages ==
The [[Osterhagen Project]] was once activated in 2009, and Martha Jones handed the Key to the [[Osterhagen Station 1|Osterhagen Station]] in Germany. She established contact with [[Osterhagen Station 4]] and [[Osterhagen Station 5|5]], which were being operated by an unnamed [[Liberian man]] (refusing to give his name given what they were doing) and [[Anna Zhou]], and decided to activate it. However, in the midst, knowing there was one more thing [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] would do, she contacted the [[Crucible|Dalek Crucible]] and threatened [[Davros]] that she would activate the project. Since Davros needed all 27 planets, and with one gone, his master plan would fail. Davros, not wanting to let go of Earth nor his plan, teleported Martha to the [[Crucible]], and the project failed.
The [[Osterhagen Project]] was once activated in 2009, and Martha Jones handed the Key to the [[Osterhagen Station 1|Osterhagen Station]] in Germany. She established contact with [[Osterhagen Station 4]] and [[Osterhagen Station 5|5]], which were being operated by an unnamed [[Liberian man]] (refusing to give his name given what they were doing) and [[Anna Zhou]], and decided to activate it. However, in the midst, knowing there was one more thing [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] would do, she contacted the [[Crucible|Dalek Crucible]] and threatened [[Davros]] that she would activate the project. Since Davros needed all 27 planets, and with one gone, his master plan would fail. Davros, not wanting to let go of Earth nor his plan, teleported Martha to the [[Crucible]], and the project failed.


The Doctor, who was also present when Martha contacted Davros, was horrified by the very idea of this, questioning Martha's sanity in willing to use it and refused to believe it an option even if "the suffering of the [[human]] race is so great, so without hope". Following the defeat of the [[New Dalek Empire]] and the return of all 27 planets to their rightful places, he asked her to get rid of it, to "save the world one last time". ([[TV]]: ''[[Journey's End (TV story)|Journey's End]]'')  
The Doctor, who was also present when Martha contacted Davros, was horrified by the very idea of this, questioning Martha's sanity in willing to use it and refused to believe it an option even if "the suffering of the [[human]] race is so great, so without hope". Following the defeat of the [[New Dalek Empire]] and the return of all 27 planets to their rightful places, he asked her to get rid of it, to "save the world one last time". ([[TV]]: {{cs|Journey's End (TV story)}})  


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== Other realities ==
=== Martha loses her Osterhagen key ===
In [[parallel universe (What If... Martha lost her Osterhagen key?)|one parallel universe]], [[Martha Jones (What If... Martha lost her Osterhagen key?)|Martha Jones]] [[lost]] her Osterhagen key, being sure that she'd had it when she [[leaving|left]] [[UNIT HQ, New York City (What If... Martha lost her Osterhagen key?)|UNIT HQ]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Time Warped! (DWA 90 feature)|namedpart=What If... Martha lost her Osterhagen key?}})


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Latest revision as of 13:16, 20 November 2024

The Osterhagen Key was a device possessed by UNIT that triggered the Osterhagen Project, a set of 25 nuclear warheads placed in strategic locations beneath the Earth's crust, which would rip the planet apart. Martha Jones was handed the key in 2009 by General Sanchez, during the Dalek Invasion of Earth. (TV: The Stolen Earth [+]Loading...["The Stolen Earth (TV story)"] The project was triggered at Osterhagen Stations stationed throughout the Earth, the locations of which included Germany, China, Liberia and Argentina. UNIT protocols stated that at least 3 stations must be active before the project can be activated. (TV: Journey's End [+]Loading...["Journey's End (TV story)"])

Usages[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Osterhagen Project was once activated in 2009, and Martha Jones handed the Key to the Osterhagen Station in Germany. She established contact with Osterhagen Station 4 and 5, which were being operated by an unnamed Liberian man (refusing to give his name given what they were doing) and Anna Zhou, and decided to activate it. However, in the midst, knowing there was one more thing the Doctor would do, she contacted the Dalek Crucible and threatened Davros that she would activate the project. Since Davros needed all 27 planets, and with one gone, his master plan would fail. Davros, not wanting to let go of Earth nor his plan, teleported Martha to the Crucible, and the project failed.

The Doctor, who was also present when Martha contacted Davros, was horrified by the very idea of this, questioning Martha's sanity in willing to use it and refused to believe it an option even if "the suffering of the human race is so great, so without hope". Following the defeat of the New Dalek Empire and the return of all 27 planets to their rightful places, he asked her to get rid of it, to "save the world one last time". (TV: Journey's End [+]Loading...["Journey's End (TV story)"])

Other realities[[edit] | [edit source]]

Martha loses her Osterhagen key[[edit] | [edit source]]

In one parallel universe, Martha Jones lost her Osterhagen key, being sure that she'd had it when she left UNIT HQ. (PROSE: "What If... Martha lost her Osterhagen key?" [+]Part of Time Warped!, Loading...{"namedpart":"What If... Martha lost her Osterhagen key?","1":"Time Warped! (DWA 90 feature)"})