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'''Radiation sickness''' was an illness caused by excess [[radiation]]. When the [[First Doctor]], [[Susan Foreman]] and [[Ian Chesterton]] discovered, through the use of a [[Geiger counter]], that there was excess radiation on [[Skaro]], they deduced that it was causing radiation sickness. In that particular case, the effects of the disease included a [[jungle]] being turned to [[stone]], soil becoming barren, and a feeling of sickness between the three. ([[TV]]: | '''Radiation sickness''' was an illness caused by excess [[radiation]]. When the [[First Doctor]], [[Susan Foreman]] and [[Ian Chesterton]] discovered, through the use of a [[Geiger counter]], that there was excess radiation on [[Skaro]], they deduced that it was causing radiation sickness. In that particular case, the effects of the disease included a [[jungle]] being turned to [[stone]], soil becoming barren, and a feeling of sickness between the three. ([[TV]]: "[[The Survivors (episode)|The Survivors]]") | ||
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Revision as of 23:14, 23 September 2013
Radiation sickness was an illness caused by excess radiation. When the First Doctor, Susan Foreman and Ian Chesterton discovered, through the use of a Geiger counter, that there was excess radiation on Skaro, they deduced that it was causing radiation sickness. In that particular case, the effects of the disease included a jungle being turned to stone, soil becoming barren, and a feeling of sickness between the three. (TV: "The Survivors")
