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This is supported by the Doctor's reference in ''Survivors of the Flux'' that the damage from the first Flux event "can be decompressed, uncompressed and I'm thinking, with those transport pods, this power source, reversing the polarity of the conversion plates, I can stop this." | This is supported by the Doctor's reference in ''Survivors of the Flux'' that the damage from the first Flux event "can be decompressed, uncompressed and I'm thinking, with those transport pods, this power source, reversing the polarity of the conversion plates, I can stop this." | ||
What is less clear is exactly how large the impact of the first Flux event had actually been in the first place. In ''[[Survivors of the Flux (TV story)|Survivors of the Flux]]'', the Ood at Division HQ notes that the event had "destroyed many galaxies." By contrast, Tecteun remarks that the Doctor "[disrupted] the Flux, just as it came into existence." | What is less clear is exactly how large the impact of the first Flux event had actually been in the first place. In ''[[Survivors of the Flux (TV story)|Survivors of the Flux]]'', the Ood at Division HQ notes that the event had "destroyed many galaxies." By contrast, Tecteun remarks that the Doctor "[disrupted] the Flux, just as it came into existence." In ''[[Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)|Wild Blue Yonder]]'', the [[Fourteenth Doctor]] mentions that the Flux had destroyed "half the universe." | ||
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