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* the erruption of the [[Vesuvius]] in [[Early_human_history#1st_century_B.C.|79 AD]] briefly resulted in a time rift, echoing back in time and thus giving some inhabitants of the city of [[Pompeii]] precognitive powers. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii]]'')
* the erruption of the [[Vesuvius]] in [[Early_human_history#1st_century_B.C.|79 AD]] briefly resulted in a time rift, echoing back in time and thus giving some inhabitants of the city of [[Pompeii]] precognitive powers. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii]]'')


*The [[Medusa Cascade]] once had a time rift, that was helped by [[The Doctor]].


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Revision as of 21:01, 22 June 2008

Some areas of spacetime weaknesses known as a time rift (or temporal rift) through which people or objects may pass from one location in spacetime to another.

Effects

Individual people (DW: Image of the Fendahl, The Unquiet Dead) or even whole species, such as the Owse (PDA: The Quantum Archangel) may develop a degree of time sensitivity or other psychic powers.

Interactions with technology

Technology, such as the Torchwood Institute's device can to a limited degree control such rifts but inexactly. (Torchwood website, TW: Captain Jack Harkness, End of Days).

The TARDIS can use time rifts to power up. (DW: Boom Town)

Possibly, the rifts leak out temporal energy, which the TARDIS can absorb. Following the destruction of Gallifrey, the TARDIS would have needed a new source of power with the Eye of Harmony now presumbably gone.

Known locations of temporal rifts

Transporting

Rift can transport living or non living matter through space and time. (TW: Adrift)

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See also