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A '''Charged Vacuum Emboitment''' or '''CVE''' served as a transit point between [[N-Space]] and [[E-Space]]. The [[Logopolitan]]s created the CVE's using [[block transfer calculations]] | A '''Charged Vacuum Emboitment''' or '''CVE''' served as a transit point between the main [[universe]], [[N-Space]] and the smaller universe, [[E-Space]]. The [[Logopolitan]]s created the CVE's using [[block transfer calculations]] to save N-Space, their universe,, the existence of which [[entropy]] threatened. | ||
While all complex systems eventually break down, the Logopolitans reasoned that if they opened up a closed system (N-Space) in a smaller one (E-Space) they could extend the life of the larger one. By the year [[1981]], N-Space would have already past the point of no return and the main [[universe]] would have "died" without the CVE's keeping it still viable. CVE's operated passively, drawing physical objects through it as well as entropy. Because of their special function, the closure of the CVE's, then, threatending the physical integrity of N-Space and all life there. ([[DW]]: ''[[Logopolis (TV story)|Logopolis]]'', [[NA]]: ''[[Timewyrm: Apocalypse]]''). | |||
While in flight, [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] travelled through a CVE into E-Space by accident ([[DW]]: ''[[Full Circle]]''). A similar event may have happened to the [[Human]] ship ''[[Hydrax]]'' ([[DW]]: ''[[State of Decay]]''). | While in flight, [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] travelled through a CVE into E-Space by accident ([[DW]]: ''[[Full Circle]]''). A similar event may have happened to the [[Human]] ship ''[[Hydrax]]'' ([[DW]]: ''[[State of Decay]]''). | ||
[[Category:Space-time anomalies]] | [[Category:Space-time anomalies]] | ||
