Doctor Who: Is That a Sonic Screwdriver in Your Pocket Or…? This makes sense of Doctor Who. The Doctor is the archetype of the friendly wizard, so the sonic screwdriver is their magic wand. Under ...

Oh, look, it's a new sonic screwdriver from Doctor Who! The Fifteenth Doctor's Sonic screwdriver toy is now up for sale. Not only that, there's a third version of it, this time in a different colour!

The sonic screwdriver… aside from the Tardis itself no object is more directly tied to The Doctor. It’s his handy dandy, all-purpose, non-lethal tool, ever ready to do whatever he needs in a pinch. It ...

Whovians are quite familiar with the Doctor’s trusty tool, the sonic screwdriver. A device able to tackle just about any problem the Doctor is presented with—except for wood, it’s rubbish on wood—the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We still have four months to go until the three episodes celebrating Doctor Who’s 60 years on ...

The Jedi have lightsabers. Members of Starfleet have phasers, preferably set to stun. But if you’re a lonely Time Lord from the planet of Gallifrey, you have ... a screwdriver. First introduced way ...

With each replica (or "toy," if you must), the BBC has raised its gadget game with new bells and whistles. The first screwdriver, wielded by Chris Eccleston's and David Tennant's Doctors onscreen, ...

In the world of Doctor Who, the sonic screwdriver is a versatile tool with a wide range of capabilities. [Hartley] wanted some of that action for himself, and built a device of his own. Unable to ...

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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. No sooner had fans started to seemingly quiet down about this season's introduction of the Sonic ...

Maybe it won't be unlocking doors any time soon, but a sonic technique can grip and manipulate tiny particles suspended in water. And there's probably a "Doctor Who" fan or two on the team, as it's ...

A University of Dundee research team led by Prof. Mike MacDonald has demonstrated that both levitation and twisting forces can be applied to an object by application of ultrasonic beams. This latest ...