Why does the TARDIS interior change?

The current TARDIS was designed for Whittaker’s Doctor. The reason the TARDIS gets frequent redesigned in-universe is something, something living thing, something, something Doctor’s personality, something, something infinite space, something, something time vortex.

Does the outside of the TARDIS change?

TARDIS Police Box Models 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.

What color was the TARDIS in Doctor Who?

TARDIS blue
Behind the scenes “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 a Tesseract bigger on the inside?

tesseract A cube that exists in four dimensions, not just three. It is made of eight cubical cells, and is eight times bigger on the inside than it appears on the surface.

Why is the TARDIS dying?

When a TARDIS is near death, the flow of time between the interior and exterior begins to break down. A TARDIS that is abandoned for around 3000 years will break down from lack of maintenance, leading to the death of the timeship. A dying TARDIS will, if capable, travel to a secret TARDIS graveyard.

How big is the Tardis inside?

The TARDIS has a height of 10′ (305 cm) and a width and depth of 5.04′ (153.5 cm). It is much bigger on the inside. The TARDIS is a time machine used by The Doctor, in the long-running science-fiction television show, Doctor Who. The name is an acronym, short for Time And Relative Dimension In Space.

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.

What blue is TARDIS?

Though apparently, the official (aka BBC-approved) color of the TARDIS is Pantone 2955 C. In hex code, that’s either #003D6B (Regal Blue) or #003865 (Midnight Blue).