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The distance between time tracks is non-linear, as the [[Fifth Doctor]] mentions when he is on the Aquitaine. It is subject to Delahay's inverse cube law, which means that although someone may have only been thrown backwards in time a few seconds, they will actually be about three hours behind. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aquitaine (audio story)|Aquitaine]]'') | The distance between time tracks is non-linear, as the [[Fifth Doctor]] mentions when he is on the Aquitaine. It is subject to Delahay's inverse cube law, which means that although someone may have only been thrown backwards in time a few seconds, they will actually be about three hours behind. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aquitaine (audio story)|Aquitaine]]'') | ||
[[TARDIS]]es either possessed or created time tracks as they travelled. An [[Osiran]] [[lodestone]] picked up the residual vortex energy of [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]'s time track, drawing it off course. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Sands of Time (novel)|The Sands of Time]]'') While looking for a TARDIS to copy for | [[TARDIS]]es either possessed or created time tracks as they travelled. An [[Osiran]] [[lodestone]] picked up the residual vortex energy of [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]'s time track, drawing it off course. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Sands of Time (novel)|The Sands of Time]]'') While looking for a TARDIS to copy for {{O'Mara}}, [[Iam]] found the [[Sixth Doctor]]'s space-time track and copied his TARDIS. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[State of Change (novel)|State of Change]]'') | ||
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