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Solos was covered in barren heaths and caves. There was also an unusual nitrogen isotope found on the planet which turned into a gas when it reacted with the sun's UV rays. The native [[Solonian]]s were immune to the gas, but it could kill a [[human]] in an hour and could also be dangerous for [[Gallifreyan]]s. Humans were only able to survive the gas by means of an [[oxymask]]. | Solos was covered in barren heaths and caves. There was also an unusual nitrogen isotope found on the planet which turned into a gas when it reacted with the sun's UV rays. The native [[Solonian]]s were immune to the gas, but it could kill a [[human]] in an hour and could also be dangerous for [[Gallifreyan]]s. Humans were only able to survive the gas by means of an [[oxymask]]. | ||
During the approach of the summer era, | During the approach of the summer era, Solonians needed to adapt their bodies into forms that could survive the grueling changes in climate. The race began a natural metamorphosis that would change them from humanoid forms into bipedal insect-like cocoons. These intermediary forms shielded them from the intense heat and allowed them to retreat into Solos's caves, which provided cooler living conditions and shelter from the hostile conditions outside. After reaching the heart of the cave systems, the Solonians would instinctively seek out a crystal that used [[radioactive]] energy to fuel the final stage of their metamorphosis into telepathic energy beings. | ||
Solos was also rich in [[thaesium]], which was why the humans colonised it. During its colonisation, it had an [[Earth Empire]] [[Skybase]] in orbit, called [[Skybase One]]. The skybase was used as a platform to manipulate the atmosphere into one suitable for humans; as a side-effect of this process, nocturnal firestorms began occurring in the sky. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mutants (TV story)|The Mutants]]'') | Solos was also rich in [[thaesium]], which was why the humans colonised it. During its colonisation, it had an [[Earth Empire]] [[Skybase]] in orbit, called [[Skybase One]]. The skybase was used as a platform to manipulate the atmosphere into one suitable for humans; as a side-effect of this process, nocturnal firestorms began occurring in the sky. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mutants (TV story)|The Mutants]]'') | ||
Revision as of 03:31, 23 April 2014
Solos was a planet, most likely in the Nebula of Cyclops. (TV: The Brain of Morbius) Solos was similar in size to Earth, but it took 2000 years to orbit its sun. Though it wasn't tilted on its axis, Solos did experience seasons, since it moved closer to and farther from its sun. These seasons lasted around 500 years and the temperatures could become very extreme.
Solos was covered in barren heaths and caves. There was also an unusual nitrogen isotope found on the planet which turned into a gas when it reacted with the sun's UV rays. The native Solonians were immune to the gas, but it could kill a human in an hour and could also be dangerous for Gallifreyans. Humans were only able to survive the gas by means of an oxymask.
During the approach of the summer era, Solonians needed to adapt their bodies into forms that could survive the grueling changes in climate. The race began a natural metamorphosis that would change them from humanoid forms into bipedal insect-like cocoons. These intermediary forms shielded them from the intense heat and allowed them to retreat into Solos's caves, which provided cooler living conditions and shelter from the hostile conditions outside. After reaching the heart of the cave systems, the Solonians would instinctively seek out a crystal that used radioactive energy to fuel the final stage of their metamorphosis into telepathic energy beings.
Solos was also rich in thaesium, which was why the humans colonised it. During its colonisation, it had an Earth Empire Skybase in orbit, called Skybase One. The skybase was used as a platform to manipulate the atmosphere into one suitable for humans; as a side-effect of this process, nocturnal firestorms began occurring in the sky. (TV: The Mutants)
