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An '''Anti-gravity spiral''' was a projectable beam used for removing gravity from an object. [[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] used his [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to project a beam around a bus in space after it crashed. He then manoeuvred it down to [[Earth]] and dropped it outside [[Shangri-La]] camp in southern [[Wales]]. The Doctor told [[Murray]] that he applied the TARDIS vortex drive to generate the spiral. ([[DW]]: ''[[Delta and the Bannermen]]'') | An '''Anti-gravity spiral''' was a projectable beam used for removing gravity from an object. [[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] used his [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to project a beam around a bus in space after it crashed. He then manoeuvred it down to [[Earth]] and dropped it outside [[Shangri-La]] camp in southern [[Wales]]. The Doctor told [[Murray]] that he applied the TARDIS vortex drive to generate the spiral. ([[DW]]: ''[[Delta and the Bannermen]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 13:03, 27 October 2010
An Anti-gravity spiral was a projectable beam used for removing gravity from an object. The Doctor used his TARDIS to project a beam around a bus in space after it crashed. He then manoeuvred it down to Earth and dropped it outside Shangri-La camp in southern Wales. The Doctor told Murray that he applied the TARDIS vortex drive to generate the spiral. (DW: Delta and the Bannermen)
