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*[[Josiah W. Dogbolter]] owned a company called [[Intra-Venus, Inc.]] He owned the planet Venus itself, as well as [[Mars]] and [[Jupiter]]. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Moderator (comic strip)|The Moderator]]'').
*[[Josiah W. Dogbolter]] owned a company called [[Intra-Venus, Inc.]] He owned the planet Venus itself, as well as [[Mars]] and [[Jupiter]]. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Moderator (comic strip)|The Moderator]]'').


*[[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Charley Pollard]] found [[Aristede]], an artist prepared to crash his craft into the planet as an artistic statement. ([[ST]]: ''[[Venus (short story)|Venus]]'')
*The [[Eighth Doctor|Eighth Doctor]] and [[Charley Pollard]] found [[Aristede]], an artist prepared to crash his craft into the planet as an artistic statement. ([[ST]]: ''[[Venus (short story)|Venus]]'')


===Unknown time periods===
===Unknown time periods===

Revision as of 21:54, 21 February 2011

For the short story, see Venus.

Venus (or Sol II) was the second planet from Sol.

History

Distant past

Although generally believed not only uninhabited but uninhabitable by the scientists of 20th and early 21st century Earth, in fact several civilizations called the planet home. 3 billion years BCE, though the planet had a civilization. (MA: Venusian Lullaby)

20th century

In 1970, a small cult known as the Venus People, led by Arlo, believed that God would return from Venus soon, and bring judgement. (PDA: The Devil Goblins from Neptune)

In the 1970s, Professor Logan claimed to have planned and executed a manned mission to Venus, but this was exposed as a fraud. (TVC: Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus)

21st century

During Zoe Heriot's time, Human scientists found flowers living on the planet. Space Station W3 had some aboard. (DW: The Wheel in Space)

By 2075, there was a Human colony on Venus. Captain Anastas Thrax and his space pirates hijacked supply ships en route there until he was defeated by the First Doctor, John and Gillian. (TVC: The Hijackers of Thrax)

26th century

The Doctor had a pilot's license for the Mars-Venus pleasure run. (DW: Robot)

Other future dates

Unknown time periods

Other information

External links

See also

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