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'''Dulkis''' was an isolated [[planet]] which orbited a minor, yellow [[star]] near the edge of a [[spiral galaxy]]. | '''Dulkis''' was an isolated [[planet]] which orbited a minor, yellow [[star]] near the edge of a [[spiral galaxy]]. | ||
Dulkis was hot, dry and ochre in colour from [[space]]. It had few valuable | Dulkis was hot, dry and ochre in colour from [[space]]. It had few valuable [[mineral]]s, but there were some materials that could be used for [[nuclear fission]] in the northern hemisphere. Dulkis was the home world of the peaceful [[Dulcian]]s. One of the locations on the planet was the [[Island of Death]], a dry, rocky island in the southern hemisphere used by the Dulcians for testing [[nuclear weapon]]s. It was later chosen as the landing site by the [[Dominator]]s, who wanted to use the [[radiation]] (which was drained when their [[Dominator ship|ship]] arrived on the island) and the thin crust in the area. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Dominators]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 20:06, 24 October 2014
Dulkis was an isolated planet which orbited a minor, yellow star near the edge of a spiral galaxy.
Dulkis was hot, dry and ochre in colour from space. It had few valuable minerals, but there were some materials that could be used for nuclear fission in the northern hemisphere. Dulkis was the home world of the peaceful Dulcians. One of the locations on the planet was the Island of Death, a dry, rocky island in the southern hemisphere used by the Dulcians for testing nuclear weapons. It was later chosen as the landing site by the Dominators, who wanted to use the radiation (which was drained when their ship arrived on the island) and the thin crust in the area. (TV: The Dominators)
