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'''Morestra''', also known as '''Alpha Major''', was the home planet of the [[Morestran]]s. It was once a colony of [[Earth]]. It was the centre of the [[Morestran Empire]], controlled by the [[Morestran Orthodox Church]], which spanned eighty million [[light-year]]s and contained fourteen hundred twenty-seven inhabited [[star system]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]'') | '''Morestra''', also known as '''Alpha Major''', was the home planet of the [[Morestran]]s. It was once a colony of [[Earth]]. It was the centre of the [[Morestran Empire]], controlled by the [[Morestran Orthodox Church]], which spanned eighty million [[light-year]]s and contained fourteen hundred twenty-seven inhabited [[star system]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]'') | ||
When its [[star]] was dying in the [[372nd century]], the search for alternate energy sources led [[Sorenson|Professor Sorenson]]'s team to [[Zeta Minor]]. He discovered that the [[anti-matter mineral]]s of the planet had huge potential as a power source. However, the team came under attack from the [[anti-matter creature]] and the [[probe ship]] that came to rescue the expedition was unable to leave with the minerals on board. Sorenson lost his memory of what he had discovered, but the [[Fourth Doctor]] instilled the idea of harnessing the kinetic force of planetary movement in him, convincing him it was his own idea. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil]]'') This led the Morestra becoming the epicentre for Sorenson's new attempts to provide alternative power sources. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]'') | When its [[star]] was dying in the [[372nd century]], the search for alternate energy sources led [[Sorenson|Professor Sorenson]]'s team to [[Zeta Minor]]. He discovered that the [[anti-matter mineral]]s of the planet had huge potential as a power source. However, the team came under attack from the [[anti-matter creature]] and the [[probe ship]] that came to rescue the expedition was unable to leave with the minerals on board. Sorenson lost his memory of what he had discovered, but the [[Fourth Doctor]] instilled the idea of harnessing the kinetic force of planetary movement in him, convincing him it was his own idea. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil (TV story)|Planet of Evil]]'') This led the Morestra becoming the epicentre for Sorenson's new attempts to provide alternative power sources. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]'') | ||
In [[far future|39,164]] Morestra was finally abandoned and its people began a search for a new home planet, being almost entirely cut off from their Earth origins. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]'') The timeline of the existence of the planet and empire comprised the [[Morestran Era]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Zagreus (audio story)|Zagreus]]'') | In [[far future|39,164]] Morestra was finally abandoned and its people began a search for a new home planet, being almost entirely cut off from their Earth origins. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]'') The timeline of the existence of the planet and empire comprised the [[Morestran Era]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Zagreus (audio story)|Zagreus]]'') | ||
