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Cerulium was a mineral found on Ceres which had the property of inhibiting free will. The native Cerulians used it as the basis of their civilisation until they were destroyed by an asteroid. However, chunks of cerulium remained in space, some of which fell to Earth and were recovered by the Department. Inspector Drake planned to use the cerulium to control the people of London. He introduced cerulium bracelets to the students of Magdalene Academy and developed an experimental cerulium-powered weapon called the Inhibitor. However, the Inhibitor exploded when it was tested, and the bracelets were destroyed by K9. (TV: Sirens of Ceres)

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rdfs:label	Cerulium Cerulium
rdfs:comment	Cerulium was a mineral found on Ceres which had the property of inhibiting free will. The native Cerulians used it as the basis of their civilisation until they were destroyed by an asteroid. However, chunks of cerulium remained in space, some of which fell to Earth and were recovered by the Department. Inspector Drake planned to use the cerulium to control the people of London. He introduced cerulium bracelets to the students of Magdalene Academy and developed an experimental cerulium-powered weapon called the Inhibitor. However, the Inhibitor exploded when it was tested, and the bracelets were destroyed by K9. (TV: Sirens of Ceres) Cerulium ist ein Mineral, das auf Ceres, dem Planeten der Cerulian zu finden ist. Es hat die Kraft, den freien Willen zu zerstören. Die Cerulian nutzen dieses um ihre Bevölkerung in eine Zweiklassengesellschaft einzuteilen. Jedoch wird Ceres von einem Asteroiden zerstört. Teile vom Cerulium bleiben im Weltall. Dort werden sie 2050 von der britischen Regierung gefunden. Diese hofft mit Hilfe dieses Minerals die Menschen kontrolieren zu können. Sie bauen es in Cerulium Armbänder ein, die von K9 zerstört werden.
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abstract	Cerulium ist ein Mineral, das auf Ceres, dem Planeten der Cerulian zu finden ist. Es hat die Kraft, den freien Willen zu zerstören. Die Cerulian nutzen dieses um ihre Bevölkerung in eine Zweiklassengesellschaft einzuteilen. Jedoch wird Ceres von einem Asteroiden zerstört. Teile vom Cerulium bleiben im Weltall. Dort werden sie 2050 von der britischen Regierung gefunden. Diese hofft mit Hilfe dieses Minerals die Menschen kontrolieren zu können. Sie bauen es in Cerulium Armbänder ein, die von K9 zerstört werden. Cerulium entfaltet seine Wirkung nur wenn dieses freiwillig genutzt wird. Das heißt Cerulium Armbänder können, anders als Huduct Kopfbänder, nicht gezwungener Maßen angelegt werden. Jedoch müssen die vermeintlichen Besitzer nicht wissen, dass sie durch das Armband kontrolliert werden. Sie müssen es nur freiwillig anlegen. Das Cerulium hat für viele eine anziehende Wirkung weshalb die meisten das Armband gerne anlegen. (Sirens of Ceres) Kategorie:K9 Objekte Kategorie:Chemische Elemente Cerulium was a mineral found on Ceres which had the property of inhibiting free will. The native Cerulians used it as the basis of their civilisation until they were destroyed by an asteroid. However, chunks of cerulium remained in space, some of which fell to Earth and were recovered by the Department. Inspector Drake planned to use the cerulium to control the people of London. He introduced cerulium bracelets to the students of Magdalene Academy and developed an experimental cerulium-powered weapon called the Inhibitor. However, the Inhibitor exploded when it was tested, and the bracelets were destroyed by K9. (TV: Sirens of Ceres)

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