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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
In an event that [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] described as an "alien fender-bender" ([[NSA]]: ''[[Peacemaker]]''), a [[Nedenah]] ship was damaged and crashed to [[Earth]]. | In an event that [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] described as an "alien fender-bender" ([[NSA]]: ''[[Peacemaker]]''), a [[Nedenah]] ship was damaged and crashed to [[Earth]]. As "the Greys", the [[humanoid]] aliens later made infamous by [[UFO]] lore. ([[PDA]]: ''[[The Devil Goblins from Neptune]]''). | ||
Three survivors were taken by the [[American]] government to a secret base to be studied. The Americans who discovered it were able to strip it for parts, and were capable of creating many new devices derived from the technology. [[Broadband]] [[internet]] was derived from a mileometer found in the crash. ([[DW]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'') | Three survivors were taken by the [[American]] government to a secret base to be studied. The Americans who discovered it were able to strip it for parts, and were capable of creating many new devices derived from the technology. [[Broadband]] [[internet]] was derived from a mileometer found in the crash. ([[DW]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'') |
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The Roswell crash was an event in 1947 where an alien spaceship crashed in Roswell, New Mexico.
Overview
In an event that the Doctor described as an "alien fender-bender" (NSA: Peacemaker), a Nedenah ship was damaged and crashed to Earth. As "the Greys", the humanoid aliens later made infamous by UFO lore. (PDA: The Devil Goblins from Neptune).
Three survivors were taken by the American government to a secret base to be studied. The Americans who discovered it were able to strip it for parts, and were capable of creating many new devices derived from the technology. Broadband internet was derived from a mileometer found in the crash. (DW: Dalek)
Sarah Jane Smith seemed to think of it only as a minor event in the history of human-alien contact. (SJA: Enemy of the Bane)