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| |Name = Sunday
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| |aka = Wetworld
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| |type = [[Planet]]
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| |location = Approximately 100 [[Light-year|light years]] from [[Earth]], in [[Mutter's Spiral]].
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| |appearances = [[NSA]]: ''[[Wetworld]]''
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| |natives = A wide vareity of animal and plant life, including sentient [[Sundayan Otters]].}}
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| Sunday was an Earth Colony world upon which [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] encountered the [[Swamp Monster]].
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| ==The Planet==
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| ===Astronomy===
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| Sunday orbited a bloated orange [[star]] one hudred [[Light-year|Light years]] from [[Earth]]. The system contained at least two [[gas giants]] and some asteroids. Sunday's rotation period was approximately 12 hours. It had .9 Earth normal gravity. Sunday had at least one [[moon]] that was orange due to the sun's light.
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| ===Climate===
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| Sunday was a very warm and wet planet. It oftened rained there and it had purple skies.
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| ===Geography===
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| Sunday was almost entirely covered in liquid water in the form of vast, unbroken oceans. A few islands of varying sizes lay on the eqautor. These islands were covered in large swamps, forests and a number of rivers.
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| ===Native Flora and Fauna===
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| ==History==
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| The planet was first colonised by [[humanity|humans]] on a Sunday in the year [[2107]] by 800 colonists from Earth. The colony was established as part of the [[First Wave]] of human colonisation. The colonists launched from the spaceport in [[Mbandaka]] in the [[Democratic Republic of Congo]] in a [[World Builder|mark II world-builder]] callled the [[One Small Step]]. They established [[Sunday City]] and prepared for the next group of colonists.
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