Dr who Tech V2

How do you think the Sonic Screwdriver works?

huzzah finally another chance to write out a really long idea. lol

right well I think it uses audio modulated bursts of hypersonic sound-waves to oscillate the component or device in question to force it to do what the operator intends.

I like the idea of compressed, high-frequency sound waves to manipulate mechanisms, but yet it also seems to be able to manipulate electricity, at least in the newest series. Can't explain that really.

Then when you bring in the idea of The Master's laser screwdriver, electricity manipulation seems more feasible, but then I'm not sure what a fantasy explanation would be for physical manipulation.

if you adjust the resistance of a metal then you can guide electricity down a different path. well.... sort of. but perhaps by ionizing the gas near a electrical source you could create a current path.

I think it's this imaginary thing that the scriptwriter used to fill plotholes, eg: "Ahaha! But I can use the sonic screwdriver to save us!"
But that's just a guess.

I think that's the most correct guess so far.

they do that all the time in trek, but they still have so many plot holes.
Anyways Jtull, explain how he travels backwards in time.

ooh this is actualy very simple no different to going forwards.

lord rassilon made the web of time. this is kinda like a huge matrix of tunnels through time and space when the TARDIS is in there I think it uses magnetic engines to push it self through the vortex. really backwards and forwards are the same. the difference is in the relative time to galifray when traveling backwards the vortex looks blue and forwards it looks red.

Yeah, but how were they made?

the web of time. umm no one knows and I have no idea how they were made since I have no knowlage of there design I cant figure it out.

Got you there.

Uh..what about the space surf board thing?
(Easy to explain)

no. umm I have no idea how it works or how its made. it just does stuff.

it surfs. in space

simple eh?

its not that simple. I literally have found nothing on what it does.