The Time Lords, of course, have no trouble steering the TARDIS where they want it to go. And when they’re done with him, the Doctor always bounces back to 1970s England.

Doctor Who Scientists create 'time machine' that rivals Doctor Who's TARDIS Researchers have defied the second law of thermodynamics, which governs the direction of "time's arrow" from past to future ...

Doctor Who is arguably one of the most famous stories about time travel. Alongside The Time Machine and Back to the Future, it has explored the temptations and paradoxes of visiting the past and ...

Doctor Who Science Wednesday 13 March 2019, 1:00pm Scientists claim to have demonstrated a Tardis-like time machine based on sub-atomic particles Credit: Des Willie/BBC/PA ...

Repairing your home, computer, or time machine would be easier than ever. Of course, there are downsides to a sonic screwdriver. They don't work on wood, for starters.

Inspired by the science-fiction TV show “Doctor Who,” this particular time capsule was delivered by the local Pinecones 4-H Club rather than a rogue Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey.

The first Doctor Who episode was called An Unearthly Child. It was broadcast in November 1963, with William Hartnell playing the first Doctor. The show then ran for 26 seasons, until 1989.

The show follows the adventures of a Time Lord, “The Doctor,” who is able to regenerate, and the Doctor’s human friends. The Doctor and his companions journey through time and space in the ...

Disappointed about Doctor Who’s TARDIS ending up at the wrong place at the wrong time? Don’t be – it’s incredibly precise.