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| − | The '''outer plasmic shell''' of a [[TARDIS]] was a component, which could be altered in order to change the outward appearance of the |
+ | The '''outer plasmic shell''' of a [[TARDIS]] was a component, which could be altered in order to change the outward appearance of the TARDIS, through its [[dimensionally transcendental]] properties. The [[real world interface]] on the outer plasmic shell enabled users to enter or leave the ship. With models such as [[the Doctor's TARDIS]], a [[Type 40]] TARDIS, the outer plasmic shell responded to a [[chameleon circuit]], which configured the shape in order to best fit in with the TARDIS' surroundings. ([[DW]]: ''[[Logopolis (TV story)|Logopolis]]'') |
:''Later, more sentient TARDISes might decide what to change into all by themselves.{{fact}} We do not know if the outer plasmic shell of a TARDIS could also change into other forms of matter, i.e. liquid or gaseous.'' |
:''Later, more sentient TARDISes might decide what to change into all by themselves.{{fact}} We do not know if the outer plasmic shell of a TARDIS could also change into other forms of matter, i.e. liquid or gaseous.'' |
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Revision as of 21:54, 24 December 2010
The outer plasmic shell of a TARDIS was a component, which could be altered in order to change the outward appearance of the TARDIS, through its dimensionally transcendental properties. The real world interface on the outer plasmic shell enabled users to enter or leave the ship. With models such as the Doctor's TARDIS, a Type 40 TARDIS, the outer plasmic shell responded to a chameleon circuit, which configured the shape in order to best fit in with the TARDIS' surroundings. (DW: Logopolis)
- Later, more sentient TARDISes might decide what to change into all by themselves.[source needed] We do not know if the outer plasmic shell of a TARDIS could also change into other forms of matter, i.e. liquid or gaseous.