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Gallifrey était la planète d'origine des Seigneurs du Temps (DW: The Time Warrior, The Deadly Assassin, etc). Elle fut considérée comme étant détruite durant la Dernière Grande Guerre du Temps (DW: Dalek) mais était en réalité figée dans un univers de poche (DW: The Day of the Doctor, The Time of the Doctor). Gallifrey is the home world of the Time Lords in the Doctor Who continuum. Following the Last Great Time War, Gallifrey was believed destroyed, but it has been relocated to a pocket universe due to the combined efforts of all thirteen incarnations of the Doctor. A lot of people are pretty upset about this, including the . As of Series 9's two parter finale, Gallifrey has been found and is once again accessible by the PPC. Gallifrey ist der Heimatplanet der Gallifreyaner und somit der Time Lords, einer uralten zeitreisenden Spezies, die sich regenerieren kann. Die wörtliche Übersetzung von Gallifrey ist "Die, die in den Schatten wandern" (engl.: "They that walk in the shadows"). Der Planet wurde während des Ewigen Krieges vom Doctor mitsamt dem Kriegsgeschehen in einer Zeit-Sperre isoliert und gilt seither als zerstört. Menschen können den Namen des Planeten nicht einordnen und halten ihn des Öfteren für den Namen eines irischen Dorfes oder einer irischen Stadt. Gallifrey is the homeworld of the Time Lords. Gallifrey is the oldest planet in the universe up to the infamous Time War. Galifrey was one of the planets that were battlefields during the Time War. The main race of Gallifrey are the Time Lords while surrounded by 6 moons. Homeworld of the Time Lords and the Gallifreyans, Gallifrey once served as the central seat of power throughout the universe. Most important affairs were conducted within the Citadel which resided in the northern hemisphere, whilst the religious matters were dealt with within the Temple of Time. Gallifrey was the home world of the Gallifreyans and the Time Lords in the television series Doctor Who. From space, Gallifrey is blotched with reds, oranges, and yellows and had twin suns. The planet existed 250 million light years away from Earth. It was during the Last Great Time War that Gallifrey and its people were destroyed. Gallifrey was a flag on the Hunter Ocean. Gallifrey was de planeet waar de Time Lords leefden, in het sterrenstelsel Kasterborous . Categorie:Locaties Categorie:Planeten History of location is unknown. Gallifrey was located in the constellation of Kasterborous, at galactic coordinates 10-0-11-00:02 from Galactic Zero Centre. (TV: Pyramids of Mars, Full Circle, Death in Heaven) Several accounts placed it more or less at the centre of its galaxy. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune, PROSE: Interference - Book Two, PROSE: Human Nature) Indeed, I.M. Foreman once specified to the Eighth Doctor that it wasn't in "the exact dead centre, but it's as close as you can get without ending up in a black hole". (PROSE: Interference - Book One) According to another account, the Eighth Doctor explained to humans Grace Holloway and Chang Lee that Gallifrey was "[o]n the other side of your galaxy" and "250 million light-years away" from Earth. (TV: Doctor Who) A Time Lord who came to speak to the Third Russel T. Davies destroyed Gallifrey in a fit of jealous rage when he discovered Christopher Eccleston was sleeping with Billie Piper behind his back. Steven Moffat brought Gallifrey back but hid it in a hot pocket which is believed to have been eaten by a 4chan janitor. Pietro, the hero we deserve, is currently searching for Gallifrey. WA-HEY! He finally found it. Also spoilers. Gallifrey was in a binary star system, the second star seeming to rise in the south in the morning, making the mountains glow. The main star was large and golden red. The system contained five other planets, among them Karn and Polarfrey. Gallifrey was located in the constellation of Kasterborous, at galactic co-ordinates 10-0-11-0-0 by 0-2 from Galactic Zero Centre. Gallifrey had at least 2 large moons, one of which was the copper-coloured Pazithi Gallifreya, which shone so brightly it could be seen during the day.

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Gallifrey ist der Heimatplanet der Gallifreyaner und somit der Time Lords, einer uralten zeitreisenden Spezies, die sich regenerieren kann. Die wörtliche Übersetzung von Gallifrey ist "Die, die in den Schatten wandern" (engl.: "They that walk in the shadows"). Der Planet wurde während des Ewigen Krieges vom Doctor mitsamt dem Kriegsgeschehen in einer Zeit-Sperre isoliert und gilt seither als zerstört. Menschen können den Namen des Planeten nicht einordnen und halten ihn des Öfteren für den Namen eines irischen Dorfes oder einer irischen Stadt. History of location is unknown. Gallifrey was the home world of the Gallifreyans and the Time Lords in the television series Doctor Who. From space, Gallifrey is blotched with reds, oranges, and yellows and had twin suns. The planet existed 250 million light years away from Earth. It was during the Last Great Time War that Gallifrey and its people were destroyed. Gallifrey was de planeet waar de Time Lords leefden, in het sterrenstelsel Kasterborous . Categorie:Locaties Categorie:Planeten Gallifrey is the home world of the Time Lords in the Doctor Who continuum. Following the Last Great Time War, Gallifrey was believed destroyed, but it has been relocated to a pocket universe due to the combined efforts of all thirteen incarnations of the Doctor. A lot of people are pretty upset about this, including the . As of Series 9's two parter finale, Gallifrey has been found and is once again accessible by the PPC. According to one of the last surviving Time Lords, the Doctor, Gallifrey had a burnt-orange sky, lit by two suns. The local flora was red. The primary city was the Citadel of the Time Lords, beneath the mountains of Solitude and Serenity, silver and gleaming inside its bubble (presumably a force-field). It was occupied by a lot of people in funny robes. The rest of Gallifrey was apparently a BBC-standard disused quarry (just like the rest of the universe), except for the valley with the tower and random monsters, but no one remembers The Five Doctors any more. Gallifrey was a flag on the Hunter Ocean. Gallifrey was located in the constellation of Kasterborous, at galactic coordinates 10-0-11-00:02 from Galactic Zero Centre. (TV: Pyramids of Mars, Full Circle, Death in Heaven) Several accounts placed it more or less at the centre of its galaxy. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune, PROSE: Interference - Book Two, PROSE: Human Nature) Indeed, I.M. Foreman once specified to the Eighth Doctor that it wasn't in "the exact dead centre, but it's as close as you can get without ending up in a black hole". (PROSE: Interference - Book One) According to another account, the Eighth Doctor explained to humans Grace Holloway and Chang Lee that Gallifrey was "[o]n the other side of your galaxy" and "250 million light-years away" from Earth. (TV: Doctor Who) A Time Lord who came to speak to the Third Doctor said that he had just travelled "29,000 light years". (TV: Terror of the Autons) Another account put Gallifrey 30,000 light-years from Earth. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune) Gallifrey had the alternative name, "the Shining World of the Seven Systems". (TV: The Sound of Drums) At one point, Gallifrey was removed from the time lock during the Last Great Time War and relocated to near Earth with potentially devastating consequences for the latter planet. It returned to the time lock when the Tenth Doctor shot at the diamond which connected Gallifrey to Earth. (TV: The End of Time) At the end of the Time War, it was then frozen in time in a pocket universe for its own protection by "all thirteen" incarnations of the Doctor. (TV: The Day of the Doctor) Missy later told the Doctor that Gallifrey had returned to its original position, but this was revealed to be a lie when the Doctor travelled to these coordinates and found only empty space. (TV: Death in Heaven) Gallifrey had in fact returned to the universe as Missy said. However, it had been placed at the extreme end of the time continuum for protection. The General described Gallifrey's location as "the end of the universe, give or take a star system." (TV: Hell Bent) Gallifrey était la planète d'origine des Seigneurs du Temps (DW: The Time Warrior, The Deadly Assassin, etc). Elle fut considérée comme étant détruite durant la Dernière Grande Guerre du Temps (DW: Dalek) mais était en réalité figée dans un univers de poche (DW: The Day of the Doctor, The Time of the Doctor). Gallifrey is the homeworld of the Time Lords. Gallifrey is the oldest planet in the universe up to the infamous Time War. Galifrey was one of the planets that were battlefields during the Time War. The main race of Gallifrey are the Time Lords while surrounded by 6 moons. Russel T. Davies destroyed Gallifrey in a fit of jealous rage when he discovered Christopher Eccleston was sleeping with Billie Piper behind his back. Steven Moffat brought Gallifrey back but hid it in a hot pocket which is believed to have been eaten by a 4chan janitor. Pietro, the hero we deserve, is currently searching for Gallifrey. WA-HEY! He finally found it. Also spoilers. Gallifrey was in a binary star system, the second star seeming to rise in the south in the morning, making the mountains glow. The main star was large and golden red. The system contained five other planets, among them Karn and Polarfrey. Gallifrey was located in the constellation of Kasterborous, at galactic co-ordinates 10-0-11-0-0 by 0-2 from Galactic Zero Centre. Gallifrey had at least 2 large moons, one of which was the copper-coloured Pazithi Gallifreya, which shone so brightly it could be seen during the day. Homeworld of the Time Lords and the Gallifreyans, Gallifrey once served as the central seat of power throughout the universe. Most important affairs were conducted within the Citadel which resided in the northern hemisphere, whilst the religious matters were dealt with within the Temple of Time. The world was only visited by the crew of the GateWorld Cantina twice (although Mapp, Myn and P90 had spent much of their previous lives there), but they came to Gallifrey long after the Time War had ended. It had become a shattered remnant of itself as a consequence, and they each had to wear hazard suits as they went down to the charred surface. Gallifrey is homeworld to Mapp, P90, Myn, Winged Pegasus, and the Chosen.

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