NASA discover Doctor Who’s crack in the middle of the Milky Way
Daily Galaxy’s picture of the day reveals the huge MacGuffin in space
For those of you following this year’s season of Doctor Who, this picture of the day makes for some rather disturbing viewing. It appears that the constellation Sagittarius is featuring a huge stellar bit of graffiti.
And it looks rather like the crack in the Universe that’s been following Matt Smith and Karen Gillan around this year’s story.
So what is this crack? it’s “the core of a thick, sooty cloud large enough to swallow dozens of solar systems and may be harboring beastly stars in the process of forming.”
That’s ominous – a star devouring gap in the middle of the night sky… someone better call for The Doctor!
Thanks to the posters on Gallifrey Base.
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IT CONCERNS DOCTOR WHO BECASUE OF THE SHAPE OF THE CRACK.
If only David Tennant were real….. OH! wait he is!
I’ve noticed this discussion died after the episodes aired.
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I would’ve worded it in a different way. “Doctor Who’s Crack” seems a bit…er, you get my point.
But, in the end, the discovery of this actual crack is quite a bit unnerving. o_o;
i love the doctirs tardise because it is bigger on the in side