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A '''wormhole''' was a passage which links two separate points in space-time, usually serving as a shortcut between those two points. | A '''wormhole''' was a passage which links two separate points in space-time, usually serving as a shortcut between those two points. | ||
[[The Swarm (Planet of the Dead)| | [[The Swarm (Planet of the Dead)|The Swarm]] traveled from planet to planet through wormholes they created. One of these linked the planets [[San Helios]] and [[Earth]], through which the passengers of a [[London]] bus (including [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] and Lady [[Christina de Souza]]) arrived. The wormhole was eventually closed by Professor [[Malcolm Taylor (Planet of the Dead)|Malcolm Taylor]] before most of the Swarm could get through, thus saving the world. ([[DW]]: ''[[Planet of the Dead (TV story)|Planet of the Dead]]'') | ||
The [[Shalka]] were capable of converting [[black hole]]s into wormholes. ([[WC]]: ''[[Scream of the Shalka]]'') | The [[Shalka]] were capable of converting [[black hole]]s into wormholes. ([[WC]]: ''[[Scream of the Shalka]]'') | ||
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A wormhole was a passage which links two separate points in space-time, usually serving as a shortcut between those two points.
The Swarm traveled from planet to planet through wormholes they created. One of these linked the planets San Helios and Earth, through which the passengers of a London bus (including the Doctor and Lady Christina de Souza) arrived. The wormhole was eventually closed by Professor Malcolm Taylor before most of the Swarm could get through, thus saving the world. (DW: Planet of the Dead)
The Shalka were capable of converting black holes into wormholes. (WC: Scream of the Shalka)
During the Millennium War, the Osirians stopped the Mad Mind of Bophemeral from creating a wormhole in the Horsehead Nebula, which would have killed quintillions. (PDA: The Quantum Archangel)
Phobos had a wormhole located on its surface. (BBCR/BFA: Phobos)
