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The '''Butterfly Effect''' was a theory that a [[butterfly]] could flap its wings in one place and greatly affect events in another place. This was a concern, in relation to [[time travel]], that travelling to the past and crushing a butterfly could drastically change the future.
The '''Butterfly Effect''' was a theory that a [[butterfly]] could flap its wings in one place and greatly affect events in another place. This was a concern in [[time travel]] that travelling to the past and crushing a butterfly could drastically change the future.


The [[Seventh Doctor]] contemplated a butterfly flapping its wings in [[Mettula Orionis]] as having great consequences elsewhere in the universe ([[NA]]: ''[[Transit]]''), and the [[Eighth Doctor]] confused the theory, mentioning how a [[bat]] flaps its wing and causes a tropical storm. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Invaders from Mars]]'')
The [[Seventh Doctor]] contemplated a butterfly flapping its wings in [[Mettula Orionis]] as having great consequences elsewhere in the universe ([[NA]]: ''[[Transit]]''). The [[Eighth Doctor]] confused the theory, mentioning how a [[bat]] flaps its wing and causes a tropical storm. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Invaders from Mars]]'')
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