Is it possible to create a TARDIS?

Point is, a TARDIS is incredibly unlikely. In part, some of it is possible. So, perhaps far in the future, something similar to a TARDIS could exist. The limitations would be that the complete functionality of the TARDIS would be impossible.

Can the TARDIS go anywhere?

The time-traveling box in “Doctor Who,” called the TARDIS, is easily the coolest part of the show. It’s capable of traveling any direction through space and time — so it can visit any planet at any point in history.

Is the TARDIS a 4D object?

It looks like a finite 3D object, but most of it is spread out across a fourth dimension of space. This would make the TARDIS similar to a tesseract, which is a 4D hypercube with 8 cubes for sides.

What color is Doctor Who’s TARDIS?

“TARDIS blue” is a shade of blue with highly variable definition. As used in Day of the Moon, it clearly means “the colour of the Eleventh Doctor’s TARDIS”.

Is bigger on the inside possible?

Theoretically, yes, it’s possible for something to be bigger on the inside. But as far as I’m aware, it’s completely and utter impossible for us to actually make anything that’s not three dimensional.

Who invented the sonic screwdriver?

Is there a red TARDIS?

A classic red telephone box at the heart of a Northamptonshire village has re-materialised as a Tardis to mark Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary. The Titchmarsh High Street phone box was adopted by the village hall for £1 a year ago and has regenerated through a number of “artistic” makeovers.

Is the TARDIS changing?

The TARDIS is supposed to change appearance wherever it lands to blend in with its surroundings. When the TARDIS landed in a junkyard on Earth it disguised itself as a police box, when the TARDIS next landed in the year 100,000 BC the exterior didn’t change. The Doctor revealed that the chameleon circuit was broken.