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(Created page with "{{Wikipediainfo}} {{First pic|The Twist.jpg|The Twist in the 40th century (COMIC: {{cs|The Twist (comic story)}})}} A '''Möbius strip''', or '''Möbius loop''', was a mathematical shape that had only one side. To explain Möbian space to Adric, the Fourth Doctor took a strip of paper, twisted one end, and formed a loop, which created a Möbius strip. (PROSE: {{cs|Conundrum (novel)}}) The Twist was a colony ship...") |
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{{First pic|The Twist.jpg|The [[Twist]] in the [[40th century]] ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Twist (comic story)}})}} | {{First pic|The Twist.jpg|The [[Twist]] in the [[40th century]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Twist (comic story)}})}} | ||
A '''Möbius strip''', or '''Möbius loop''', was a [[Mathematics|mathematical]] shape that had only one side. | A '''Möbius strip''', or '''Möbius loop''', was a [[Mathematics|mathematical]] shape that had only one side. | ||
