Why the TARDIS keeps landing on planets where life cannot exist
In short: From black hole orbits to atmospheres of X-Tonic radiation, some corners of the universe are fundamentally uninhabitable. This video explores why these lethal environments appear so frequently in Doctor Who's travels.
The video examines various planets that are unfit for sustaining life due to extreme environmental hazards. These include celestial bodies orbiting black holes and worlds where the atmosphere is composed entirely of X-Tonic radiation. Despite their lethality, these locations serve as recurring settings in the series' narrative.
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