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[[File:Rassmussen inside a Morpheus pod.jpg|thumb|[[Gagan Rassmussen]] hiding inside a Morpheus pod. ([[TV]]: ''[[Sleep No More]]'')]] | [[File:Rassmussen inside a Morpheus pod.jpg|thumb|[[Gagan Rassmussen]] hiding inside a Morpheus pod. ([[TV]]: ''[[Sleep No More]]'')]] | ||
'''Morpheus pods''' were invented in the [[38th century]] by [[Gagan Rassmussen]], a scientist. It simulated the body sleeping a whole night in just a five minute period. It sent [[Electricity|electrical signals]] into the brain and changed its chemistry. This was meant to improve productivity. | '''Morpheus pods''' were invented in the [[38th century]] by [[Gagan Rassmussen]], a scientist. It simulated the body sleeping a whole night in just a five minute period. It sent [[Electricity|electrical signals]] into the brain and changed its chemistry. This was meant to improve productivity. | ||
Revision as of 13:02, 5 December 2015
Morpheus pods were invented in the 38th century by Gagan Rassmussen, a scientist. It simulated the body sleeping a whole night in just a five minute period. It sent electrical signals into the brain and changed its chemistry. This was meant to improve productivity.
Aboard the Le Verrier research station orbiting Neptune/Triton, Rasmussen experimented on his creation to improve it. However, things went awry when the sleep dust from the morpheus pod users came to life in the form of "Sandmen" and digested all the crew aboard the station. Some of the sleep dust took on the form of Rasmussen and waited for a rescue mission for itself to spread to the rest of the world.
While the sandmen waited for a rescue mission, the TARDIS landed inside. The stations was on emergency lighting and the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald were chatting. A rescue mission from Triton had arrived to find out why the station had not communicated in 24 hours. It was composed of General Nagato, Chopra, Deep-Ando, and a grunt called 474. (TV: Sleep No More)
