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* When Martha teleports and hears the German Daleks why does the TARDIS not translate the German? ''The TARDIS wasn't anywhere near her... Also, she understood German, so it wouldn't have needed to be translated. Also, the TARDIS had just 'switched off'. It wouldn't have worked. It was likely just a comedic effect.'' | * When Martha teleports and hears the German Daleks why does the TARDIS not translate the German? ''The TARDIS wasn't anywhere near her... Also, she understood German, so it wouldn't have needed to be translated. Also, the TARDIS had just 'switched off'. It wouldn't have worked. It was likely just a comedic effect.'' | ||
*The Daleks were maintaining the atmosphere around the Earth - probably from the Crucible. However, when the Crucible was destroyed and the TARDIS pulled the Earth back to where it should be, shouldn't the atmosphere have disappeared, killing everyone on Earth? ''The Doctor takes over and maintains the atmosphere from the TARDIS. He says this when he tows the Earth back.'' '''There would be no need for the TARDIS to maintain the Earth's atmosphere, as the Earth's atmosphere is maintained by it's own gravity (as defined by the Hydrostatic Equation). Simply moving the earth away from the Sun would have no effect on the atmosphere in the short term.''' | *The Daleks were maintaining the atmosphere around the Earth - probably from the Crucible. However, when the Crucible was destroyed and the TARDIS pulled the Earth back to where it should be, shouldn't the atmosphere have disappeared, killing everyone on Earth? ''The Doctor takes over and maintains the atmosphere from the TARDIS. He says this when he tows the Earth back.'' '''There would be no need for the TARDIS to maintain the Earth's atmosphere, as the Earth's atmosphere is maintained by it's own gravity (as defined by the Hydrostatic Equation). Simply moving the earth away from the Sun would have no effect on the atmosphere in the short term.''' | ||
*When the Doctor wiped Donna's mind, it looked like he only wiped the memories of the her time with the Doctor. Couldn't he have just wiped the Time Lord stuff that was overloading her brain? ''No, as if she remembers the Time Lord stuff she will burn up, and it would be easy to remember if you're traveling around with one | *When the Doctor wiped Donna's mind, it looked like he only wiped the memories of the her time with the Doctor. Couldn't he have just wiped the Time Lord stuff that was overloading her brain? ''No, as if she remembers the Time Lord stuff she will burn up, and it would be easy to remember if you're traveling around with one'' | ||
*Wouldn't the Nuclear Warheads placed under the crust have melted? ''Well, UNIT most likely would have thought about this, and provided some sort of way to protect them. They do have a vast arsenal in their power after all.'' | *Wouldn't the Nuclear Warheads placed under the crust have melted? ''Well, UNIT most likely would have thought about this, and provided some sort of way to protect them. They do have a vast arsenal in their power after all.'' | ||
*When we see Martha saying goodbye to her Mother, the laptop in the background cycling through number continuously, but when we have the close-up of Martha, the numbers have frozen but we can still hear them. ''Actually only the first line is frozen. The Second was still shifting.'' | *When we see Martha saying goodbye to her Mother, the laptop in the background cycling through number continuously, but when we have the close-up of Martha, the numbers have frozen but we can still hear them. ''Actually only the first line is frozen. The Second was still shifting.'' | ||
