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== History ==
== History ==
Number 79B, Aickman Road was a timeship that had crash-landed on [[Earth]] some time before [[2010], after [[River Song]] killed all the Silents in it at the end of [[Day of the Moon]]. The ship hid itself by pretending to be the upper story of 79 Aickman Road over a flat occupied by [[Craig Owens]].  
Number 79B, Aickman Road was a timeship that had crash-landed on [[Earth]] some time before [[2010]]. The ship hid itself by pretending to be the upper story of 79 Aickman Road over a flat occupied by [[Craig Owens]].  


The ship's autopilot attempted to relaunch the ship using [[human]]s as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship and the people selected by the autopilot were killed. This created a pattern of decay on the ceiling below, much like rot in appearance. The autopilot's attempt to launch the ship with humans also caused a [[time loop]] to form briefly, almost resulting in the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] being thrown into the [[Time Vortex]].
The ship's autopilot attempted to relaunch the ship using [[human]]s as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship and the people selected by the autopilot were killed. This created a pattern of decay on the ceiling below, much like rot in appearance. The autopilot's attempt to launch the ship with humans also caused a [[time loop]] to form briefly, almost resulting in the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] being thrown into the [[Time Vortex]].
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