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{{update|This article lacks information from several novels, not least ''[[The Also People (novel)|The Also People]]'', its debut.}} | |||
'''The Worldsphere''' was the name of the home of [[the People]]. | '''The Worldsphere''' was the name of the home of [[the People]]. | ||
It was a [[Dyson sphere]] with a sun in the centre and a sphere built around the outside allowing all to live inside the sphere. It had a width of around [[ | It was a [[Dyson sphere]] with a sun in the centre and a sphere built around the outside allowing all to live inside the sphere. It had a width of around 1 [[AU]] and was the home to over two trillion People. Inside the sphere was the planet [[Whynot]]. It was the largest artificially created object in its home [[galaxy]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Walking to Babylon (novel)|Walking to Babylon]]'') | ||
[[Category:Astronomical objects visited by the Doctor]] | [[Category:Astronomical objects visited by the Doctor]] | ||
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The Worldsphere was the name of the home of the People.
It was a Dyson sphere with a sun in the centre and a sphere built around the outside allowing all to live inside the sphere. It had a width of around 1 AU and was the home to over two trillion People. Inside the sphere was the planet Whynot. It was the largest artificially created object in its home galaxy. (PROSE: Walking to Babylon)
