How Big is the Eye of Harmony? (spoilers Journey to the center TARDIS)

[Guy Gardener]

Re: How Big is the Eye of Harmony? (spoilers Journey to the center TAR

The entire interior of the TARDIS is in another dimension.

The interior of the TARDIS may exist along way from the big city of our universe.

Not just some subdimensional boondock of our universe, but practically or literally another universe which is how the Doctor can claim that the interior of the TARDIS reaches out infinitely.

Rory explained this.

The Tom Baker one where they walked into a movie on a space ship too.

 

[publiusr]

Re: How Big is the Eye of Harmony? (spoilers Journey to the center TAR

Now I can't help but wonder if some of the classic Dr. Who--and even the newer ones--still mistake galaxy for star system. In Genesis of the Daleks, we hear about seven galaxies. I think that was star systems.

Unlikely. Surely Skaronian knowledge of astronomy would not be limited to a mere seven star systems. And the statement about there being no life in "the seven galaxies" besides their own could work if they were in a cluster of seven dwarf elliptical galaxies, say. That type of galaxy doesn't have much new star formation and thus wouldn't be as likely to have a lot of the heavy elements necessary to form planets that might potentially support life.

Although, of course, Doctor Who is fantasy, so real astrophysics principles don't matter much one way or the other.

It still pays to go as realistic as possible