Science of Doctor Who
Paul ParsonsScience of Doctor Who
January 1, 2006Johns Hopkins University Press335 pages
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Covers topics ranging from how Daleks climb stairs to regenerating like the Time Lord. This work also shows you: why time travel isn't ruled out by the laws of physics; the real K-9 - the robot assistant for space travellers built by NASA; and how Dalek-like designer lifeforms are being bred by genetic engineering.
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