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According to the [[Thirteenth Doctor]], '''orphan planet''' was a grading that meant that a [[planet]] had become too toxic for life | According to the [[Thirteenth Doctor]], '''orphan planet''' was a grading that meant that a formerly habitable [[planet]] had become too toxic for life and was now uninhabitable. In societies that let this happen, there was often a ruling elite that managed to evacuate, then signed off all responsibility for whatever they had left behind; all sentient life died and the planet was classified as orphan. | ||
In a unknown future after 2020, in a possible [[timeline]], there were at least | In a unknown future after 2020, in a possible [[timeline]], there were at least 54 orphan planets by the time Earth itself became one, being designated as [[Orphan 55]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Orphan 55 (TV story)|Orphan 55]]'') | ||
[[Category:Galactic law]] | [[Category:Galactic law]] | ||
[[Category:Astronomy]] | [[Category:Astronomy]] | ||
[[Category:Planets by type]] | [[Category:Planets by type]] | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 13 January 2020
According to the Thirteenth Doctor, orphan planet was a grading that meant that a formerly habitable planet had become too toxic for life and was now uninhabitable. In societies that let this happen, there was often a ruling elite that managed to evacuate, then signed off all responsibility for whatever they had left behind; all sentient life died and the planet was classified as orphan.
In a unknown future after 2020, in a possible timeline, there were at least 54 orphan planets by the time Earth itself became one, being designated as Orphan 55. (TV: Orphan 55)
