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'''Cassiopeia''' was a [[constellation]] seen from [[Earth]] and named by [[human]]s after the [[Greece|Greek]] goddess {{w|Cassiopeia (mythology)|Cassiopeia}}, who boasted about her beauty. {{fact}} | '''Cassiopeia''' was a [[constellation]] seen from [[Earth]] and named by [[human]]s after the [[Greece|Greek]] goddess {{w|Cassiopeia (mythology)|Cassiopeia}}, who boasted about her beauty. {{fact}} | ||
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The [[Eleventh Doctor]] suggested Cassiopeia as a family vacation spot. He described it as "nice every time of year." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Summer Wholiday (comic story)|Summer Wholiday]]'') | The [[Eleventh Doctor]] suggested Cassiopeia as a family vacation spot. He described it as "nice every time of year." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Summer Wholiday (comic story)|Summer Wholiday]]'') | ||
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Cassiopeia was a constellation seen from Earth and named by humans after the Greek goddess Cassiopeia, who boasted about her beauty. [source needed]
After the Krynoid on Earth was destroyed, the Fourth Doctor tried to take Sarah Jane Smith on a vacation to Cassiopeia. However, the TARDIS instead materialised in Antarctica as the Doctor had forgotten to reset the coordinates. (TV: The Seeds of Doom)
A Charged Vacuum Emboitment that shunted entropy from N-Space into E-Space existed in this constellation. When the universe was hanging by a thread and entropy was taking over, the Fourth Doctor and the Tremas Master sent the reboot program from the Pharos Project on Earth to the CVE in Cassiopeia using a light speed overdrive. The signal arrived and restarted the CVE, stopping the entropy. (TV: Logopolis)
Many billions of years later, the CVE at Cassiopeia finally closed. (PROSE: Timewyrm: Apocalypse)
The Eleventh Doctor suggested Cassiopeia as a family vacation spot. He described it as "nice every time of year." (COMIC: Summer Wholiday)
