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A total event collapse could be caused by a [[TARDIS]] exploding, as happened when [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] exploded. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] seemed to know of them and that the only way to stop a total event collapse was to reboot the Universe. Some things could survive a total event collapse if they were at the centre of the explosion before they were also erased from existence, as happened with the [[Earth]]. | A total event collapse could be caused by a [[TARDIS]] exploding, as happened when [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] exploded. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] seemed to know of them and that the only way to stop a total event collapse was to reboot the Universe. Some things could survive a total event collapse if they were at the centre of the explosion before they were also erased from existence, as happened with the [[Earth]]. | ||
The Doctor noted that every sun would "[[supernova]] at every moment in history" and that "the whole universe will never have existed". Though Earth's sun went supernova, Earth itself survived as it was at the "eye of the storm" longer as a meta-temporal event. | The Doctor noted that every sun would "[[supernova]] at every moment in history" and that "the whole universe will never have existed". Though Earth's sun went supernova, Earth itself survived as it was at the "eye of the storm" longer as a meta-temporal event. From the Doctor's viewpoint, the Earth, the moon and the exploding TARDIS existed until 1996, when they too began to fade. | ||
The Doctor reversed the total event collapse with the [[Pandorica]], which contained some atoms of the former universe, | The Doctor reversed the total event collapse with the [[Pandorica]], which contained some atoms of the former universe, flying it into the heart of the TARDIS and causing the [[Big Bang Two]] to reset the universe. | ||
Time travel was still possible after a total event collapse, but only at the heart of the explosion. A total event collapse also seems to change some species' histories. A [[Cyber-Leader (Pete's World)|Cyber-Leader]] noted that "all universes will be deleted", which suggests a total event collapse also affected parallel worlds. | Time travel was still possible after a total event collapse, but only at the heart of the explosion. A total event collapse also seems to change some species' histories. A [[Cyber-Leader (Pete's World)|Cyber-Leader]] noted that "all universes will be deleted", which suggests a total event collapse also affected parallel worlds. | ||
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[[Category:Cosmic events]] | [[Category:Cosmic events]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:18, 28 December 2011
A Total Event Collapse was a time explosion which caused the universe to totally collapse, hence the name "Total Event Collapse."
A total event collapse could be caused by a TARDIS exploding, as happened when the Doctor's TARDIS exploded. The Eleventh Doctor seemed to know of them and that the only way to stop a total event collapse was to reboot the Universe. Some things could survive a total event collapse if they were at the centre of the explosion before they were also erased from existence, as happened with the Earth.
The Doctor noted that every sun would "supernova at every moment in history" and that "the whole universe will never have existed". Though Earth's sun went supernova, Earth itself survived as it was at the "eye of the storm" longer as a meta-temporal event. From the Doctor's viewpoint, the Earth, the moon and the exploding TARDIS existed until 1996, when they too began to fade.
The Doctor reversed the total event collapse with the Pandorica, which contained some atoms of the former universe, flying it into the heart of the TARDIS and causing the Big Bang Two to reset the universe.
Time travel was still possible after a total event collapse, but only at the heart of the explosion. A total event collapse also seems to change some species' histories. A Cyber-Leader noted that "all universes will be deleted", which suggests a total event collapse also affected parallel worlds.
