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A '''magnetic hobble-field''' | A '''magnetic hobble-field''' — also known by the shorter term '''magno-grab''' — the likely illegal technology [[Van Ballen Bros.]] used to haul [[the TARDIS]] into their storage bay. | ||
According to the [[Eleventh Doctor]], it was "outlawed in most galaxies" and something that could "disable whole vessels". | |||
Ordinarily, the TARDIS was immune to magnetic hobble-fields because it had [[shield oscillator]]s. However, the Doctor had put the TARDIS into [[basic mode]], dropping those shields. Consequently, the magno-grab worked, and the TARDIS was brought into the company's ship. | |||
But the technology worked too well. | |||
It destroyed the TARDIS' engines and set the Ship on an irrevocable path towards explosion which was only averted when the Doctor passed the [[magno-grab remote]] to an earlier version of himself through a [[crack in time]] and thereby allowed himself to turn off the magno-grab beam when it was first emanated. Thus, the timeline in which the magno-grab trapped the TARDIS was wholly averted. ([[TV]]: ''[[Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS (TV story)|Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS]]'') | |||
[[Category:Energy weapons]] | [[Category:Energy weapons]] | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 28 April 2013
A magnetic hobble-field — also known by the shorter term magno-grab — the likely illegal technology Van Ballen Bros. used to haul the TARDIS into their storage bay.
According to the Eleventh Doctor, it was "outlawed in most galaxies" and something that could "disable whole vessels".
Ordinarily, the TARDIS was immune to magnetic hobble-fields because it had shield oscillators. However, the Doctor had put the TARDIS into basic mode, dropping those shields. Consequently, the magno-grab worked, and the TARDIS was brought into the company's ship.
But the technology worked too well.
It destroyed the TARDIS' engines and set the Ship on an irrevocable path towards explosion which was only averted when the Doctor passed the magno-grab remote to an earlier version of himself through a crack in time and thereby allowed himself to turn off the magno-grab beam when it was first emanated. Thus, the timeline in which the magno-grab trapped the TARDIS was wholly averted. (TV: Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS)
