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'''Bowie Base 1''' was an international base designed on Mars on [[2058]], built into the [[Gusev Crater]] as a research base with a Bio-Dome. It was most likely named after David Bowie as a reference to his song "life on mars". The base's shuttle was Apollo 34. | '''Bowie Base 1''' was an international base designed on Mars on [[2058]], built into the [[Gusev Crater]] as a research base with a Bio-Dome. It was most likely named after David Bowie as a reference to his song "life on mars". The base's shuttle was Apollo 34. | ||
The base was headed by [[Adelaide Brooke|Captain Adelaide Brooke]] and had a crew of nine humans. The mission was intended to last five years, studying Mars to see if it was suitable for human inhabitation. Seventeen months after humans had moved in the base, [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] visited at the same time Andy Stone and four other crew members were infected by [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)|the Flood]]. As a result the base was blown up by Adelaide who initiated Action 5, 21 November [[2059]]. There where only three survivors plus the Doctor and Gadget. | The base was headed by [[Adelaide Brooke|Captain Adelaide Brooke]] and had a crew of nine humans. The mission was intended to last five years, studying Mars to see if it was suitable for human inhabitation. Seventeen months after humans had moved in the base, [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] visited at the same time Andy Stone and four other crew members were infected by [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)|the Flood]]. As a result the base was blown up by Adelaide who initiated Action 5, on 21 November [[2059]]. There where only three survivors plus the Doctor and Gadget. | ||
Countries known to be involved in the Bowie Base One mission were the [[United Kingdom]], [[United States of America]], [[Russia]], [[Germany]], [[Pakistan]], [[South Korea]], and [[Australia]]. The flags of these countries can be seen in the wall of the control hub. Mission Control was based in [[Houston]]. ([[DW]]: [[The Waters of Mars]]) | Countries known to be involved in the Bowie Base One mission were the [[United Kingdom]], [[United States of America]], [[Russia]], [[Germany]], [[Pakistan]], [[South Korea]], and [[Australia]]. The flags of these countries can be seen in the wall of the control hub. Mission Control was based in [[Houston]]. ([[DW]]: [[The Waters of Mars]]) | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 16 November 2009
Bowie Base 1 was an international base designed on Mars on 2058, built into the Gusev Crater as a research base with a Bio-Dome. It was most likely named after David Bowie as a reference to his song "life on mars". The base's shuttle was Apollo 34.
The base was headed by Captain Adelaide Brooke and had a crew of nine humans. The mission was intended to last five years, studying Mars to see if it was suitable for human inhabitation. Seventeen months after humans had moved in the base, the Doctor visited at the same time Andy Stone and four other crew members were infected by the Flood. As a result the base was blown up by Adelaide who initiated Action 5, on 21 November 2059. There where only three survivors plus the Doctor and Gadget.
Countries known to be involved in the Bowie Base One mission were the United Kingdom, United States of America, Russia, Germany, Pakistan, South Korea, and Australia. The flags of these countries can be seen in the wall of the control hub. Mission Control was based in Houston. (DW: The Waters of Mars)
Crew
- Captain Adelaide Brooke
- Ed Gold (Second in Command)
- Tarak Ital (doctor)
- Andy Stone (officer)
- Margaret Cain (officer)
- Mia Bennett (geologist)
- Steffi Ehrlich (Senior Technician)
- Yuri Kerenski (nurse)
- Roman Groom (Junior Technician)
- Gadget (Robot)
Actions
Action 1 - Base evacuation, initially ordered by Adelaide Brooke after the infection was detected
Action 5 - The Captain (Adelaide Brooke) would arm and detonate a nuclear device, destroying the base.
- Actions 2-4 are unknown
