Okay here is a makeshift App for the 2 Ships that will be integral to several characters.
GRACE Industries Main Ship:
Name:
The Expense (it was named that because it was freaking EXPENSIVE TO BUY. Gabe thought it was pretty funny and at first it was a joke, but found that it would eventually stick after many of the crew members started to call it that and now he hates himself. He first thought about firing all those crew members, but decided against it because then he would have no one working for him and as such would not get any money in.)
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Appearance:
Height: 16,462 ft
Width: 1,457 ft
Height: 2,348 ft
(It's practically around the same size as the UNSC Infinity from Halo.)
Bio:
The Expense is the main ship of GRACE Industries, and it's size allows it to accomadate all the necessary components for the company. It is comprised of 4 major sections.
Section 1: The Research and Engineering Labs is the main area in which all research and major work is done. Any research that is done is also put to action. In short this is where all the "magic" happens. Bio-Weapons, Super-Humans, practically everything GRACE Industries does is mostly in these sections. It's located in the back of the ship.
Section 2: Command Center. This is where the pilots of the ship well... pilot the ship. It's fitted with some of the most advanced piloting systems out there.
Section 3: Living Quarters. Well... this is where all the Crew Members live, with obviously the more important crew members having better living quarters.
Section 4: The two wings on each side of the ship (those large branches on each side) are essentially the Landing/Docking Bay's of the ship. It's where well... any smaller ships can land.
There is also the main office which is where well... the office of Gabe Hallman himself.
Office:
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More info will be added to The Expense as time goes by.
TARDIS:
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Outside Appearance:
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Interior:
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That is just the MAIN CONTROL ROOM OF THE TARDIS. Technically due to it's design and systems, it can be theoretically infinite (emphasis on CAN BE.) It also has the home of one of the largest Libraries in the known universe (of actual books) Though it's not that easy finding the library in the labyrinth of hallways that make up the TARDIS.
Bio:
A TARDIS — sometimes styled Tardis but also called a TT Capsule - was the main kind of space-time vehicle used by the Time Lords of Gallifrey.
TARDISes usually moved through time and space by "disappearing there and reappearing here," a process known as . This was controlled by a component called the dematerialisation circuit.If a TARDIS' relative differentiator was missing or malfunctioning, then a TARDIS could only reappear in a different location in time, and not space. TARDISes also could fly through space like conventional spacecraft, but doing so for prolonged periods could damage the ship, at least in the case of the Doctor's TARDIS. A TARDIS was meant to have six pilots; however, the Doctor piloted the TARDIS on his own which led to it often jumping about in the Time Vortex and being an unpleasant ride for the passengers.
During operation, a distinctive grinding and whirring sound was usually heard. River Song once demonstrated that the Doctor's TARDIS was capable of materialising silently, teasing the Doctor that the noise was actually caused by him leaving the brakes on.
When a TARDIS materialised, it would sometimes result in a strong wind and small tremors, enough to shake wine glasses, in the area where it appeared. If a TARDIS materialised in a space occupied by another object, that object might appear inside the TARDIS.
One of the key features of a TARDIS was that the interior existed in a dimension different from the exterior. The main application of this concept was that they were bigger on the inside than the outside. This feature required use of "dimensional dams", which, upon the death of a TARDIS, would leak through. One such effect of this was the TARDIS exterior growing to a gargantuan size.
One feature of TARDISes was their ability to blend into their surroundings once they landed. If working properly, a chameleon circuit could assess the surroundings of a time and place just before arrival and change the exterior to resemble something common to that landscape. On the one occasion that the Doctor temporarily got the chameleon circuit on his own TARDIS working again after leaving London in 1963, it selected forms very incongruous to its surroundings. However, were the mechanism functioning correctly, it would have also been programmable from a keyboard on the TARDIS' main console. This is why it almost always looks like a Police Call Box, but it can take on different forms to camouflage itself if need be.
TARDISes were incredibly complex machines. The nature of their construction was such that they were said to be grown rather than constructed.
Because computers were unable to withstand the reality-changing stress, TARDISes required morphologically unstable living organic matter, or protoplasm, for their Block Transfer Computations. The outer plasmic hull, interior configuration, and a host of other details were derived from this function. The inside of the TARDIS is also a microbiologically sterile environment.
Due to the level of complexity in their construction, TARDISes had a degree of sentience, and they could even take independent action. Such as one the multiple occasions in which locked the Doctor's companion Clara out, and when it had essentially used it's energy to try and keep the engine from blowing apart after it was damaged.
Currently something had happened to the TARDIS as it was travelling through Space and Time, causing it to spit out the Doctor somewhere within the Venturian Galaxy at random and locking Clara inside. All the while it is now stuck in the office of Gabe Hallman of GRACE Industries.