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'''Brian Cox OBE''' was a [[British]] scientist. In the early [[21st century]], he appeared on [[television]], claiming that the [[Shakri cube]]s could not have been falling space debris but was uncertain if they were of extraterrestrial origin saying you would have to find someone better than himself to explain them. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Power of Three (TV story)|The Power of Three]]'')
'''Brian Cox OBE''' was a [[British]] scientist. In the early [[21st century]], he appeared on [[television]], claiming that the [[Shakri cube]]s could not have been falling space debris but was uncertain if they were of extraterrestrial origin saying you would have to find someone better than himself to explain them. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Power of Three (TV story)|The Power of Three]]'')



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Brian Cox
You may be looking for the actor who voiced the Ood Elder.

Brian Cox OBE was a British scientist. In the early 21st century, he appeared on television, claiming that the Shakri cubes could not have been falling space debris but was uncertain if they were of extraterrestrial origin saying you would have to find someone better than himself to explain them. (TV: The Power of Three)

Brian Cox was once picked up by the Eleventh Doctor before one of his lectures, and the two traveled together for a time until the Doctor returned Brian to give his lecture, as it would inspire an audience member to take up science. (TV: A Night with the Stars)

In November 2016, Miss Andrea Quill showed one of his science documentaries to her physics class at Coal Hill Academy. (TV: Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart)

When a UFO started orbiting the moon, he was interviewed in the BBC's Manchester Studios about what the arrival of an alien spacecraft could mean. (PROSE: At Childhood's End)

Behind the scenes

Professor Brian Cox portrayed himself in TV: The Power of Three.

In 2013, Cox presented The Science of Doctor Who on BBC Two and co-wrote the story K9's Question Time for Stargazing Live.