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      <title>Astral Map</title>
      <modified>2010-08-10T11:26:17.18+10:00</modified>
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            <title>Astral Map</title>
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               <caption>The TARDIS's Astral Scanner</caption>
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                  <tv>The Astral Map can access data from a TARDIS's Scanner,</tv>
                  <unofficial>Astrosextant Rectifier, Time/Place Orientation Printout, Absolute Tesseractulator,</unofficial>
                  <tv>Time Scanner, Emergency Tranceiver, and Information Banks. This data can then presented to the operator.</tv>
                  <unofficial>Star systems are noted in simplified 4 digit coordinate</unofficial>
                  <tv>systems (e.g. 0069 for Atrios/Zeos, 4180 for Cyrrenhis Minima, and 4940 for Ribos). More detailed coordinates are needed to actually visit a specific place in those systems.</tv>
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                  <tv>Since the Astral Map is mounted on wheels, the data can be viewed any room in a TARDIS which is equipped with power outlets for the Map's time-space plugs. With long enough leads it is even possible to remove the Astral Map from a TARDIS.</tv>
                  <unofficial>Data from the Astral Map can also be displayed on the Scanner screen.</unofficial>
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      <copyright>This page is the property of William B. Swift (B.S. Productions)
                    willbswift@hotmail.com</copyright>
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