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Doctor Who - Explore the Tardis!

After exploring the Dalek Ship and the Forest inside the Byzantium, now we can sneak into the Tardis itself in this newest BBC panoramic.

The TARDIS, or Time and Relative Dimensions in Space, is the Doctor's vehicle and home that can take him to any place and any time.

Having had the interior of its control room destroyed when the Doctor regenerated, it reconfigured its appearance and now features a clicking date display, a new central time rotor and typewriters and taps for controls, which suits the Eleventh Doctor's style. It's even given him a port for his Sonic Screwdriver. The Doctor treats the TARDIS like an old friend, calling it 'dear' or 'old girl'. It's bigger on the inside than the outside and its swimming pool may now be in its library. Or somewhere else: it'll turn up.
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To view the Tardis in all its glory go here!

You can go take a look at the previous two panoramics here.

Check out the New Doctor Who Panoramics!

The official BBC Doctor Who website has put up some panoramic environments from Doctor Who's most recent episodes:

You can now explore the forest of the Byzantium as well as the Dalek's craft as we continue our range of interactive panoramics accompanying the new series.

Panoramics are 2-dimensional environments you can explore online and we've added hotspots, meaning you can search for and click on certain elements to unlock information about the image you've selected. Or the hotspot could give you a video, wallpaper, photo gallery or even a trailer. The panoramics are complete 360 degrees representations of places the Doctor has visited so you may even discover things that remained tantalizingly out of sight during the episode!
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The first Panoramic shows the Dalek ship interior that was seen in Victory of the Daleks.

The second one depics the Forest inside the Byzantium spaceship seen in Flesh and Stone.

More panoramics will be made available as the series progresses, and what is even cooler is that they are even accompanied by a soundtrack. The BBC is really pulling all the stops for Series 5 of Doctor Who! It makes me wish that the BBC would have done that for the previous series as well.

Go here to see them.

Do you like the panoramics?