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Justicia was originally used to hold [[alien]] [[criminal]]s, but due to overcrowding amongst the [[EarthGov]] [[colony|colonies]], [[human]] criminals were also sent to Justicia. | Justicia was originally used to hold [[alien]] [[criminal]]s, but due to overcrowding amongst the [[EarthGov]] [[colony|colonies]], [[human]] criminals were also sent to Justicia. | ||
In the late [[25th century]], the [[Blathereen]] discovered another use for Justicia. The position of its planets made it suitable for [[warp-hole]]s, which they could use to move the entire system and use the [[sun]]s as means to destroy planets, giving them a supply of spaceship fuel. They slowly replaced people of power and led the research section of [[Justice Gamma]] to work out the necessary math. In [[2501]], the [[Ninth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler|Rose]] arrived on [[Justice Alpha]] and were arrested. The Doctor's skills meant the project could be pushed forward, but the meddling of the Doctor, Rose and three [[Slitheen]] lead to the eventual failure of the project and the destruction of the [[Blathereen]] criminal empire. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Monsters Inside (novel)|The Monsters Inside]]'') | In the late [[25th century]], the [[Blathereen family|Blathereen]] discovered another use for Justicia. The position of its planets made it suitable for [[warp-hole]]s, which they could use to move the entire system and use the [[sun]]s as means to destroy planets, giving them a supply of spaceship fuel. They slowly replaced people of power and led the research section of [[Justice Gamma]] to work out the necessary math. In [[2501]], the [[Ninth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler|Rose]] arrived on [[Justice Alpha]] and were arrested. The Doctor's skills meant the project could be pushed forward, but the meddling of the Doctor, Rose and three [[Slitheen family|Slitheen]] lead to the eventual failure of the project and the destruction of the [[Blathereen]] criminal empire. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Monsters Inside (novel)|The Monsters Inside]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 7 February 2024
Justicia, (PROSE: The Monsters Inside, TV: Boom Town) also called the Justicia Penal System, (PROSE: Meet Rose) was a star system which was used as a huge prison. Rose Tyler mentioned having gone there, and stated that she hadn't needed a passport. (TV: Boom Town) There were books about Rose and the Doctor's travels to the 1920s, the Justicia Penal System, and to the war against the Mantodeans. (PROSE: Meet Rose)
Astronomical data
Justicia was located near the edge of the Mutter's Spiral, far away from Earth. There were auto-beacons warning all ships which came within two light-years and a deflection barrier which extended ten billion miles. It had three suns and six planets with nearly circular orbits: Justice Alpha, Justice Beta, Justice Gamma, Justice Delta, Justice Epsilon and Justice Prime. (PROSE: The Monsters Inside)
History
Justicia was originally used to hold alien criminals, but due to overcrowding amongst the EarthGov colonies, human criminals were also sent to Justicia.
In the late 25th century, the Blathereen discovered another use for Justicia. The position of its planets made it suitable for warp-holes, which they could use to move the entire system and use the suns as means to destroy planets, giving them a supply of spaceship fuel. They slowly replaced people of power and led the research section of Justice Gamma to work out the necessary math. In 2501, the Ninth Doctor and Rose arrived on Justice Alpha and were arrested. The Doctor's skills meant the project could be pushed forward, but the meddling of the Doctor, Rose and three Slitheen lead to the eventual failure of the project and the destruction of the Blathereen criminal empire. (PROSE: The Monsters Inside)
Behind the scenes
Originally, Rose was to recall visiting "Grajick Major" in TV: Boom Town. This reference was amended to Justicia in order to create a link between the TV series and the contemporary New Series Adventures by BBC Books. (DWMSE 11)
