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'''Dewey''' is a classical scientist who is known to have put forward the theory that the [[Earth]] is | '''Dewey''' is a classical scientist who is known to have put forward the theory that the [[Earth]] is {{w|Hollow Earth|hollow}}, and that there is some sort of underground environment below its surface. | ||
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* The other scientists that Suzuki lists off as proponents of the Hollow Earth theory are all real life individuals associated with the idea: [[Symmes|John Cleves Symmes Jr]] and [[Gardner|Martin Gardner]]. "Dewey", however, does not appear to be a real individual. | * The other scientists that Suzuki lists off as proponents of the Hollow Earth theory are all real life individuals associated with the idea: [[Symmes|John Cleves Symmes Jr.]] and [[Gardner|Martin Gardner]]. "Dewey", however, does not appear to be a real individual. | ||
*In ''Galaxy Force'', Dewey isn't among the scientists named by Suzuki; instead she namedrops [[Bernard|Raymond Bernard]]. | *In ''Galaxy Force'', Dewey isn't among the scientists named by Suzuki; instead she namedrops [[Bernard|Raymond Bernard]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 20 April 2018
- Dewey is a human from the Cybertron portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
You can't see me!
This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.
Dewey is a classical scientist who is known to have put forward the theory that the Earth is hollow, and that there is some sort of underground environment below its surface.
Fiction
Cybertron cartoon
When Professor Lucy Suzuki spoke of the Hollow Earth theory to Bud, Coby, and Lori, she namedropped Dewey as one of the many scientists that championed the hypothesis. Ice
Notes
- The other scientists that Suzuki lists off as proponents of the Hollow Earth theory are all real life individuals associated with the idea: John Cleves Symmes Jr. and Martin Gardner. "Dewey", however, does not appear to be a real individual.
- In Galaxy Force, Dewey isn't among the scientists named by Suzuki; instead she namedrops Raymond Bernard.
