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:''See also [[space/time conduit]]''
A '''Time Manipulator''', as described by {{O'Mara}}, was a [[brain|cerebral mass]] (the size of a [[planet]]) capable of dominating and controlling [[time]] anywhere in the cosmos. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and the Rani (novelisation)|Time and the Rani]]'') Operating on a grand scale, it was able to change the order of creation.  
 
A '''Time Manipulator''', as described by [[the Rani]], was a [[brain|cerebral mass]] (the size of a [[planet]]) capable of dominating and controlling [[time]] anywhere in the cosmos. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and the Rani (novelisation)|Time and the Rani]]'') Operating on a grand scale, it was able to change the order of creation.  


The Rani planned to use the Time Manipulator to change the history of any planet in the belief she should intervene in the evolution of various species.  
The Rani planned to use the Time Manipulator to change the history of any planet in the belief she should intervene in the evolution of various species.  


== Construction ==
== Construction ==
The Time Manipulator was the conjugation of time particles and brain cells. To accomplish this, [[the Rani]]'s plot involved collecting the intellects of several geniuses from across time and [[space]] (including [[the Doctor]]'s knowledge of time) and distilling them into a giant "[[time brain]]" on the planet [[Lakertya]]. The Brain would create/find/synthesise a lightweight substitute for [[strange matter]], which it eventually did in the form of [[loyhargil]], to detonate the strange matter [[asteroid]] passing Lakertya, since the only substance that could explode strange matter was strange matter. The loyhargil would be loaded onto a rocket with a fixed trajectory matching the solstice of the asteroid and fired at it.
The Time Manipulator was the conjugation of time particles and brain cells. To accomplish this, {{O'Mara}}'s plot involved collecting the intellects of several geniuses from across time and [[space]] (including [[the Doctor]]'s knowledge of time) and distilling them into a giant "[[time brain]]" on the planet [[Lakertya]]. The Brain would create/find/synthesise a lightweight substitute for [[strange matter]], which it eventually did in the form of [[loyhargil]], to detonate the strange matter [[asteroid]] passing Lakertya, since the only substance that could explode strange matter was strange matter. The loyhargil would be loaded onto a rocket with a fixed trajectory matching the solstice of the asteroid and fired at it.


The strange matter explosion would re-enact the [[Leptonic Era]] that followed [[Event One]] and produce [[helium 2]], which would fuse with the upper zones of the Lakertyan atmosphere to form a shell of [[chronon]]s. In the same millisecond the shell is formed, the hothouse effect of the [[gamma ray]]s would cause the primate cortex - the segment of the brain responsible for thought - to go into chain reaction, multiplying until the gap between shell and planet was filled, essentially creating a planet-sized brain. The Rani would then return in her [[The Rani's TARDIS|TARDIS]] after the turmoil had subsided and take control. {{fact}}
The strange matter explosion would re-enact the [[Leptonic Era]] that followed [[Event One]] and produce [[helium 2]], which would fuse with the upper zones of the Lakertyan atmosphere to form a shell of [[chronon]]s. In the same millisecond the shell is formed, the hothouse effect of the [[gamma ray]]s would cause the primate cortex - the segment of the brain responsible for thought - to go into chain reaction, multiplying until the gap between shell and planet was filled, essentially creating a planet-sized brain. The Rani would then return in [[The Rani's TARDIS|her TARDIS]] after the turmoil had subsided and take control. {{fact}}


== History ==
== History ==
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