Doctor Who
tardis
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Time vortex (Doctor Who)
In the science fiction television series Doctor Who, the time vortex (sometimes called the space-time vortex) is the medium that the TARDIS and other time machines (such as the vortex manipulators used by River Song and Captain Jack Harkness) travel through. It is mostly used as a kind of wormhole in time and space.