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The [[Time Lord]] designation for the [[galaxy]] in which the [[Sol system]] is located. [[Human]]s know Mutter's Spiral as the [[Milky Way]] or as [[Adric]] referred to it, ''[[Galaxia Kyklos]]''.
The [[Time Lord]] designation for the [[galaxy]] in which the [[Sol system]] is located. [[Human]]s know Mutter's Spiral as the [[Milky Way]] or as [[Adric]] referred to it, ''[[Galaxia Kyklos]]''.
=== Planets and other locales located within Mutter's Spiral ===
The following planets have either been visited by the Doctor and/or his companions, or have been mentioned in the various Doctor Who stories. They are either definitely located within Mutter's Spiral, or may be inferred to be:
== The Sol System ==
[[Cassius]]; [[Earth]]; [[Fendhal]] homeworld; [[Iapetus]]; [[Jupiter]]; [[Mars]]; [[Mondas]]; [[the Moon]]; [[Neptune]]; [[Pluto]]; [[Titan]]; [[Venus]]; [[Victoria]]; [[Voga]]; [[Vulcan]]
==Other planetary systems==
 
[[Alpha Centauri]]; [[Arcturus]]; [[Argolis]]; [[Avalon]]; [[Azure]]; [[Bukol]]; [[Cait]]; [[Capella]]; [[Calderon IV]]; [[Calufrax]]; [[Chameleon]] homeworld; [[Daemos]]; [[Darkheart]]; [[Delta Magna]]; [[Deva Loka]]; [[Dido]]; [[Diplos]]; [[Draconia]]; [[Eden]]; [[Exxilon]]; [[The Eye of Orion]]; [[Foamasi]] homeworld; [[Frontios (planet) | Frontios]]; [[Hakol]]; [[Jagaroth]] homeworld; [[Jenggel]]; [[Kastopheria]]; [[Kastria]];  [[Kembel]]; [[Krynoid]] homeworld; [[Macra]] homeworld; [[Mandragora Helix]]; [[Manussa]]; [[Mechanus]]; [[Mimosa II]]; [[Mongo]]; [[Ogros]]; [[Oseidon]]; [[Peladon]]; [[Pesca]]; [[Phaester Osiris]]; [[Raaga]]; [[Refusis II]]; [[Rhuta III]]; [[Rigel]];  [[Sarn]]; [[Schirr]] homeworld; [[Sirius IV]]; [[Solos]]; [[Spiridon]]; [[Tara]]; [[Tarron]]; [[Telos]]; [[Terileptil]] homeworld; [[Tigella]]; [[Trion]]; [[Uxarieus]]; [[Vedela]]; [[Vega Nexos]]; [[Vorella]]; [[Xeraphas]]; [[Xoanon]]'s world; [[Yemaya]]; [[Zanak]];
[[Zolfa-Thura]]; [[Zygon]] homeworld 
Some early [[BBC]] publicity placed [[Skaro]] within [[Earth]]'s galaxy, but most fans and authors agree that the [[Dalek | Daleks]]' homeworld is located in another galaxy altogether. Dialogue in "[[Terror of the Autons]]" indicates that [[Gallifrey]] may lie within this galaxy, but the designation of Mutter's Spiral first given in "[[The Dealy Assassin]]," and a location of "250 million light-years away" given in the [[1996]] [[Doctor Who: The TV Movie | television movie]] both indicate that Gallifrey is also located elsewhere in [[the Universe]].

Revision as of 23:14, 1 March 2005

The Time Lord designation for the galaxy in which the Sol system is located. Humans know Mutter's Spiral as the Milky Way or as Adric referred to it, Galaxia Kyklos.


Planets and other locales located within Mutter's Spiral

The following planets have either been visited by the Doctor and/or his companions, or have been mentioned in the various Doctor Who stories. They are either definitely located within Mutter's Spiral, or may be inferred to be:


The Sol System

Cassius; Earth; Fendhal homeworld; Iapetus; Jupiter; Mars; Mondas; the Moon; Neptune; Pluto; Titan; Venus; Victoria; Voga; Vulcan

Other planetary systems

Alpha Centauri; Arcturus; Argolis; Avalon; Azure; Bukol; Cait; Capella; Calderon IV; Calufrax; Chameleon homeworld; Daemos; Darkheart; Delta Magna; Deva Loka; Dido; Diplos; Draconia; Eden; Exxilon; The Eye of Orion; Foamasi homeworld; Frontios; Hakol; Jagaroth homeworld; Jenggel; Kastopheria; Kastria; Kembel; Krynoid homeworld; Macra homeworld; Mandragora Helix; Manussa; Mechanus; Mimosa II; Mongo; Ogros; Oseidon; Peladon; Pesca; Phaester Osiris; Raaga; Refusis II; Rhuta III; Rigel; Sarn; Schirr homeworld; Sirius IV; Solos; Spiridon; Tara; Tarron; Telos; Terileptil homeworld; Tigella; Trion; Uxarieus; Vedela; Vega Nexos; Vorella; Xeraphas; Xoanon's world; Yemaya; Zanak; Zolfa-Thura; Zygon homeworld

Some early BBC publicity placed Skaro within Earth's galaxy, but most fans and authors agree that the Daleks' homeworld is located in another galaxy altogether. Dialogue in "Terror of the Autons" indicates that Gallifrey may lie within this galaxy, but the designation of Mutter's Spiral first given in "The Dealy Assassin," and a location of "250 million light-years away" given in the 1996 television movie both indicate that Gallifrey is also located elsewhere in the Universe.