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==Explanations of time== | ==Explanations of time== | ||
Time was one of the five dimensions described by [[Susan Foreman]] and from which she derived the name [[TARDIS]], which she came up with herself. ([[DW]]: ''[[An Unearthly Child]]'') While Susan described time as a dimension, [[the Master (UNIT years)|the Master]] (in the guise of "Professor | Time was one of the five dimensions described by [[Susan Foreman]] and from which she derived the name [[TARDIS]], which she came up with herself. ([[DW]]: ''[[An Unearthly Child]]'') While Susan described time as a dimension, [[the Master (UNIT years)|the Master]] (in the guise of "Professor Thascalos") described time as made up of particles, known as [[chronon]]s. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Monster]]'') [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] later laboured in an effort to explain how time is misunderstood and never strictly linear, that it is made up of "timey-wimey... stuff." ([[DW]]: ''[[Blink]]'') | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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- For the entity of the same name, see Time (Eternal).
Time is the dimension through which space-time vessels travel. The Web of Time governs order within this realm.
Explanations of time
Time was one of the five dimensions described by Susan Foreman and from which she derived the name TARDIS, which she came up with herself. (DW: An Unearthly Child) While Susan described time as a dimension, the Master (in the guise of "Professor Thascalos") described time as made up of particles, known as chronons. (DW: The Time Monster) The Doctor later laboured in an effort to explain how time is misunderstood and never strictly linear, that it is made up of "timey-wimey... stuff." (DW: Blink)
See also
