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'''Omega''' (uppercase '''Ω''', lowercase '''ω'''), is the 24th and last letter of the Greek alphabet, representing an end, extreme, limit, or greatness. The word may refer to: | '''Omega''' (uppercase '''Ω''', lowercase '''ω'''), is the 24th and last letter of the Greek alphabet, representing an end, extreme, limit, or greatness. The word may refer to: | ||
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* [[Omega]], a founder of the [[Time Lord]]s | * [[Omega]], a founder of the [[Time Lord]]s | ||
** The [[Hand of Omega]], a piece of Time Lord technology named after Omega. | ** The [[Hand of Omega]], a piece of Time Lord technology named after Omega. | ||
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Omega (uppercase Ω, lowercase ω), is the 24th and last letter of the Greek alphabet, representing an end, extreme, limit, or greatness. The word may refer to:
In-universe
- Omega, a founder of the Time Lords
- The Hand of Omega, a piece of Time Lord technology named after Omega.
- The Feast of Omega, an annual feast celebrating Omega.
- The Omega Arsenal, a room of weapons, used by the Time Lords during the Time War.
- Omega, a humanised Dalek (TV: The Evil of the Daleks)
- Omega-666, a baren planet (COMIC: The Final Quest)
- Omega Mysterium, a moon that orbited Skaro (AUDIO: Purity)
- Omega Three, a rocky and uninhabited planet (COMIC: The Rogue Planet)
- Atto-Omega, the units Artron energy was measured in (PROSE: The Taking of Planet 5)
Behind the scenes
- Omega, an audio story featuring the Time Lord Omega
- Omegamorphosis, a Short Trips story
- The Omega Factor, a DVD documentary
- Many religions used this word when talking about their gods.
