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A '''junk planet''' was a type of [[planet]] that was covered in [[Litter|garbage]] and scrap, often used deliberately to store [[Waste]]. [[Seffilun 27]] and [[Seffilun 59]] were both junk planets located within a [[junk galaxy]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Tsuranga Conundrum (TV story)|The Tsuranga Conundrum]]'') | A '''junk planet''' was a type of [[planet]] that was covered in [[Litter|garbage]] and scrap, often used deliberately to store [[Waste]]. [[Seffilun 27]] and [[Seffilun 59]] were both junk planets located within a [[junk galaxy]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Tsuranga Conundrum (TV story)|The Tsuranga Conundrum]]'') | ||
The [[gas giant]] [[Belannia XXI]] was used as a [[Junk planet|waste dump]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Beltempest (novel)|Beltempest]]'') | |||
The planet [[Endpoint]] was used as a dumping ground by the civilisations inhabiting its [[star system]]. This [[pollution|polluted]] its [[atmosphere]] and [[sea]], making them [[acid]]ic. After the system became caught in the crossfire of an [[interstellar war]] the survivors took refuge on Endpoint, using debris that fell onto the planet to create makeshift [[City|cities]] on [[Stilt|stilts]] above the sea. [[Hope (city)|Hope]], [[Triumph (city)|Triumph]] and [[Persistence]] were among these cities. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Hope (novel)|Hope]]'') | The planet [[Endpoint]] was used as a dumping ground by the civilisations inhabiting its [[star system]]. This [[pollution|polluted]] its [[atmosphere]] and [[sea]], making them [[acid]]ic. After the system became caught in the crossfire of an [[interstellar war]] the survivors took refuge on Endpoint, using debris that fell onto the planet to create makeshift [[City|cities]] on [[Stilt|stilts]] above the sea. [[Hope (city)|Hope]], [[Triumph (city)|Triumph]] and [[Persistence]] were among these cities. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Hope (novel)|Hope]]'') | ||
The [[DC Mining Company]] once made a deal with the [[Traveller (Last Rites)|Travellers]] of [[Epajaenda]], allowing the company to use the planet's resources and eventually turn it into a [[Waste|dump]]. At the last moment, the company's founder [[Abraham Derris-Cuthbertson]] rescinded the dumping, honouring the terms of his contract with the Travellers. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Last Rites (short story)|Last Rites]]'') | |||
[[Kolkokron]] was a junk planet orbiting a dying [[star]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time in Office (audio story)|Time in Office]]'') The [[Fifth Doctor]] and [[Tegan Jovanka]] left the [[Gravis]] there. ([[TV]]: ''[[Frontios (TV story)|Frontios]]'') | [[Kolkokron]] was a junk planet orbiting a dying [[star]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time in Office (audio story)|Time in Office]]'') The [[Fifth Doctor]] and [[Tegan Jovanka]] left the [[Gravis]] there. ([[TV]]: ''[[Frontios (TV story)|Frontios]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 08:01, 22 November 2022
A junk planet was a type of planet that was covered in garbage and scrap, often used deliberately to store Waste. Seffilun 27 and Seffilun 59 were both junk planets located within a junk galaxy. (TV: The Tsuranga Conundrum)
The gas giant Belannia XXI was used as a waste dump. (PROSE: Beltempest)
The planet Endpoint was used as a dumping ground by the civilisations inhabiting its star system. This polluted its atmosphere and sea, making them acidic. After the system became caught in the crossfire of an interstellar war the survivors took refuge on Endpoint, using debris that fell onto the planet to create makeshift cities on stilts above the sea. Hope, Triumph and Persistence were among these cities. (PROSE: Hope)
The DC Mining Company once made a deal with the Travellers of Epajaenda, allowing the company to use the planet's resources and eventually turn it into a dump. At the last moment, the company's founder Abraham Derris-Cuthbertson rescinded the dumping, honouring the terms of his contract with the Travellers. (PROSE: Last Rites)
Kolkokron was a junk planet orbiting a dying star. (AUDIO: Time in Office) The Fifth Doctor and Tegan Jovanka left the Gravis there. (TV: Frontios)
