Distant past

This page covers events in the Doctor Who universe from the Big Bang (and perhaps earlier!) to the development of modern humans, about 100,000 BCE. For later events, see the pages for Early human history, the 15th Century and subsequent eras.



Timeline

 * 4.6 billion B.C.: The survivors of the Racnoss enter the Sol system in their spacecraft which soon becomes the core of the Earth. (DW: The Runaway Bride)
 * 4 billion B.C.: The last Jagaroth ship explodes on primitive Earth. The explosion kills the crew and splinters Scaroth into 12 sections in Human history. The explosion also causes the development of life on Earth, meaning that to prevent the explosion would leave the planet a desolate rock. (DW: City of Death)
 * The dialogue in the show states "400 million years" several times, but this is clearly wrong.


 * Billions of years ago: The seas on Androzani Minor dry up. (DW: The Caves of Androzani)
 * Unknown point: The Silurians and Sea Devils develop an advanced culture, but are forced underground due to the arrival of the Moon. (DW: Doctor Who and the Silurians)
 * 500 million to 1,000 million B.C.: The Angels create the bases on Balial and Moloch and then convert into their current forms. (NA: Lucifer Rising)
 * A more precise date can't be given, since this was gleaned from archaeological research and the living Angels refused to communicate with the Humans.


 * 150 million B.C.: The Millennium War occurs, causing massive amounts of death and carnage. (DW: The Quantum Archangel)
 * 150 million B.C.: A civil war erupts on Kastria, which leads to the destruction of Eldrad and the eventual extinction of the Kastrians. (DW: The Hand of Fear)
 * 65 million B.C.: The crash of a Human freighter causes the extinction of the dinosaurs. (DW: Earthshock)
 * 12 million B.C.: The Fendahl teleports itself to Earth from its homeworld using psychic power, possibly ravaging Mars along the way. (DW: Image of the Fendahl)
 * Millions of years ago: The Mastons go extinct when their planet is destroyed. (DW: Slipback)