Galactica (TOS-DE alternate) - Revision history

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	{{disline\|For the canonical version of ''Galactica'' from the [[Original Series]], see: [[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica (TOS)]].}}		{{disline\|For the canonical version of ''Galactica'' from the [[Original Series]], see: [[Galactica (TOS)\|''Galactica'' (TOS)]].}}

	'''''Galactica''''' is one of the {{alt\|Twelve Colonies of Man\|\|Colonial}} warships built in direct response to the [[Thousand Yahren War\|generational war]] with the {{alt\|Cylons\|TOS\|Cylon Empire}}.		'''''Galactica''''' is one of the {{alt\|Twelve Colonies of Man\|\|Colonial}} warships built in direct response to the [[Thousand Yahren War\|generational war]] with the {{alt\|Cylons\|TOS\|Cylon Empire}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 23:06, 27 September 2025

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	Referred to by multiple terms, including {{Inlineref\|bridge}} and {{Inlineref\|command core}}, the central command nexus of ''Galactica'' coordinated not only internal ship operations but also the operations of the entire Fleet ({{comics\|vol2\|6}}, {{comics\|doa\|4}}).		Referred to by multiple terms, including {{Inlineref\|bridge}} and {{Inlineref\|command core}}, the central command nexus of ''Galactica'' coordinated not only internal ship operations but also the operations of the entire Fleet ({{comics\|vol2\|6}}, {{comics\|doa\|4}}).

	The upper most tier of the command platform allows the operational commander to implement the ship's [[self-destruct]] sequence ({{comics\|vol1\|5}})		The upper most tier of the command platform allows the operational commander to implement the ship's [[self-destruct]] sequence {{{{comics\|vol1\|5}}}}

	=== Detention Chamber ===		=== Detention Chamber ===

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	A sole survivor from a Centurion stealth team detached to [[Burania]] is imprisoned in the detention chamber following a failed incursion into ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[science deck]], itself later destroyed — along with most of the chamber — after a test of the recovered [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}).		A sole survivor from a Centurion stealth team detached to [[Burania]] is imprisoned in the detention chamber following a failed incursion into ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[science deck]], itself later destroyed — along with most of the chamber — after a test of the recovered [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}).

			=== Launch Bay ===
			[[File:BSG - Death of Apollo - Apollo in Launch Bay.png\|thumb\|321x321px\|Major [[Apollo (TOS-DE alternate)\|Apollo]] in one of ''[[Galactica (TOS-DE alternate)\|Galactica]]''<nowiki/>'s launch bays circa [[7358 (alternate)\|7358]] ({{Comics\|doa\|5}}).]]
			''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s has two [[Launch bay\|launch bays]], one port and one starboard, where the ship's various crafts are housed, maintained, launched and retrieved. The launch bays are accessible through one energy-shielded aperture aft of each pod.

			[[Viper (TOS-DE alternate)\|Vipers]] are [[Launch tube\|launched from tubes]] that egress from the outermost edge of the ship's flight pods for rapid deployment.
			{{Clear}}

	=== Science Deck ===		=== Science Deck ===

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Locations */ core command

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	== Locations ==		== Locations ==

			=== Core Command ===
			Referred to by multiple terms, including {{Inlineref\|bridge}} and {{Inlineref\|command core}}, the central command nexus of ''Galactica'' coordinated not only internal ship operations but also the operations of the entire Fleet ({{comics\|vol2\|6}}, {{comics\|doa\|4}}).

			The upper most tier of the command platform allows the operational commander to implement the ship's [[self-destruct]] sequence ({{comics\|vol1\|5}})

	=== Detention Chamber ===		=== Detention Chamber ===

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Supply Vault */ finishing sentence

2021-10-24T05:53:02Z

Supply Vault: finishing sentence

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	''Galactica'' features a {{Inlineref\|supply vault}} that can be defended against incursions.		''Galactica'' features a {{Inlineref\|supply vault}} that can be defended against incursions.

	During the [[Capture of Galactica\|capture of ''Galactica'']] by {{Alt\|Cylons\|TOS-DE\|Cylon}} forces, {{Alt\|Apollo\|TOS-DE}} instructs [[Dwyer]] to bring the civilians and children to the third hangar<ref>The comic misspells ''hangar'' as ''hanger''; the latter used in hanging clothes while the former holds ships.</ref> within the supply vault		During the [[Capture of Galactica\|capture of ''Galactica'']] by {{Alt\|Cylons\|TOS-DE\|Cylon}} forces, {{Alt\|Apollo\|TOS-DE}} instructs [[Dwyer]] to bring the civilians and children to the third hangar<ref>The comic misspells ''hangar'' as ''hanger''; the latter used in hanging clothes while the former holds ships.</ref> within the supply vault ({{Comics\|vol1\|5}}).

	== History ==		== History ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Locations */ + supply vault, ref section, and content from Vol 1

2021-10-24T05:52:09Z

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	While {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}} works to decrypt [[McKintosh]]'s data chip, {{TOS\|Diana}} destroys part of the server room to prevent this, as the data chip contains information that links Councillor {{TOS\|Osiris}} into the {{alt\|attack on Umbra}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}—{{comics\|starbuck\|4\|short=y}}).		While {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}} works to decrypt [[McKintosh]]'s data chip, {{TOS\|Diana}} destroys part of the server room to prevent this, as the data chip contains information that links Councillor {{TOS\|Osiris}} into the {{alt\|attack on Umbra}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}—{{comics\|starbuck\|4\|short=y}}).

			=== Supply Vault ===
			''Galactica'' features a {{Inlineref\|supply vault}} that can be defended against incursions.

			During the [[Capture of Galactica\|capture of ''Galactica'']] by {{Alt\|Cylons\|TOS-DE\|Cylon}} forces, {{Alt\|Apollo\|TOS-DE}} instructs [[Dwyer]] to bring the civilians and children to the third hangar<ref>The comic misspells ''hangar'' as ''hanger''; the latter used in hanging clothes while the former holds ships.</ref> within the supply vault

	== History ==		== History ==
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	=== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ===		=== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ===

	Much of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} operational history is refocused around shepherding its {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS-DE\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet}} from Cylons with strategically defensive and evasive postures, instead of offensive military operations.		Much of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} operational history is refocused around shepherding its {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS-DE\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet}} from Cylons with strategically defensive and evasive postures, instead of offensive military operations. This is tested in the weeks following the exodus, particularly when {{Alt\|Adama\|TOS-DE}} dispatches his finest warriors to a hazardous mission to [[Maytoria]] that results in immediate failure; in other circumstances, Adama would have engaged in an offensive operation to recover his pilots, but is overruled by the greater mission of shepherding the human race ({{Comics\|vol1\|1}}).

			The events of Maytoria result in the [[Capture of Galactica\|first post-Cylon incursion of ''Galactica'']] that, while ultimately thwarted, result in the deaths of numerous members of ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s crew ({{Comics\|vol1\|5}}).

	Following the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]], the Fleet happens across the [[Canopus wormhole]], a potential shortcut to the fabled {{alt\|Earth\|TOS-DE}}. On the other side of this wormhole is a lone Cylon planet, consisting of a [[Cylon mainframe]] in a city known as [[Tessida]]. In order to make good on their escape from the Cylon tyranny, Adama makes use of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} formidable offensive potential to stage an attack against this installation, utilizing its rarely-used [[lightspeed]] potential in order to surprise the Cylons while Vipers bomb the city with weaponized missiles, whose warheads are outfitted with a destructive and pervasive [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|3}}—{{comics\|apocalypse\|4\|short=y}}).		Following the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]], the Fleet happens across the [[Canopus wormhole]], a potential shortcut to the fabled {{alt\|Earth\|TOS-DE}}. On the other side of this wormhole is a lone Cylon planet, consisting of a [[Cylon mainframe]] in a city known as [[Tessida]]. In order to make good on their escape from the Cylon tyranny, Adama makes use of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} formidable offensive potential to stage an attack against this installation, utilizing its rarely-used [[lightspeed]] potential in order to surprise the Cylons while Vipers bomb the city with weaponized missiles, whose warheads are outfitted with a destructive and pervasive [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|3}}—{{comics\|apocalypse\|4\|short=y}}).
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	''Galactica'' becomes the last known battlestar that [[Baltifer]] hunts for and nearly succeeds in finding, resulting in the [[Battle of Cache]]. After the temporally displaced Starbuck influences his alternate, ''Galactica'' becomes the lynchpin that allows not only the [[Colonial Resistance]] to seize its first decisive victory, but to repair history by saving ''itself'' from the [[Nebula Ambush]] ({{comics\|vol2\|5}}).		''Galactica'' becomes the last known battlestar that [[Baltifer]] hunts for and nearly succeeds in finding, resulting in the [[Battle of Cache]]. After the temporally displaced Starbuck influences his alternate, ''Galactica'' becomes the lynchpin that allows not only the [[Colonial Resistance]] to seize its first decisive victory, but to repair history by saving ''itself'' from the [[Nebula Ambush]] ({{comics\|vol2\|5}}).

			== References ==
			{{Reflist}}
	[[Category: A to Z]]		[[Category: A to Z]]
	[[Category:Battlestars]]		[[Category:Battlestars]]

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	=== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ===		=== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ===

			Much of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} operational history is refocused around shepherding its {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS-DE\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet}} from Cylons with strategically defensive and evasive postures, instead of offensive military operations.

			Following the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]], the Fleet happens across the [[Canopus wormhole]], a potential shortcut to the fabled {{alt\|Earth\|TOS-DE}}. On the other side of this wormhole is a lone Cylon planet, consisting of a [[Cylon mainframe]] in a city known as [[Tessida]]. In order to make good on their escape from the Cylon tyranny, Adama makes use of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} formidable offensive potential to stage an attack against this installation, utilizing its rarely-used [[lightspeed]] potential in order to surprise the Cylons while Vipers bomb the city with weaponized missiles, whose warheads are outfitted with a destructive and pervasive [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|3}}—{{comics\|apocalypse\|4\|short=y}}).

	==A "Second" ''Galactica''==		==A "Second" ''Galactica''==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Server Room */ fix Umbra link

2021-09-26T20:59:51Z

Server Room: fix Umbra link

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	''Galactica'' utilizes [[bubble memory]] in its server room in {{alt\|7335}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}).		''Galactica'' utilizes [[bubble memory]] in its server room in {{alt\|7335}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}).

	While {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}} works to decrypt [[McKintosh]]'s data chip, {{TOS\|Diana}} destroys part of the server room to prevent this, as the data chip contains information that links Councillor {{TOS\|Osiris}} into the [[attack at Umbra]] ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}—{{comics\|starbuck\|4\|short=y}}).		While {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}} works to decrypt [[McKintosh]]'s data chip, {{TOS\|Diana}} destroys part of the server room to prevent this, as the data chip contains information that links Councillor {{TOS\|Osiris}} into the {{alt\|attack on Umbra}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}—{{comics\|starbuck\|4\|short=y}}).

	== History ==		== History ==

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	== Abilities ==		== Abilities ==

	In addition to {{alt\|Viper\|TOS}} support, ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} defensive and offensive potential includes energy shields, a battery of laser turrets and [[fusion missile]]s ({{comics\|vol2\|11}}).		In addition to {{alt\|Viper\|TOS}} support, ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} defensive and offensive potential includes energy shields, a battery of laser turrets and [[fusion missile]]s {{comics\|vol2\|11}}.

	While Vipers are primarily used for reconnaissance patrols, ''Galactica'' also possesses unmanned probes, including those employing [[stealth probe\|stealth]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}).		While Vipers are primarily used for reconnaissance patrols, ''Galactica'' also possesses unmanned probes, including those employing [[stealth probe\|stealth]] {{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}.

	== Locations ==		== Locations ==

	=== Core Command ===		=== Core Command ===
	Referred to by multiple terms, including {{Inlineref\|bridge}} and {{Inlineref\|command core}}, the central command nexus of ''Galactica'' coordinated not only internal ship operations but also the operations of the entire Fleet ({{comics\|vol2\|6}}, {{comics\|doa\|4}}).		Referred to by multiple terms, including {{Inlineref\|bridge}} and {{Inlineref\|command core}}, the central command nexus of ''Galactica'' coordinated not only internal ship operations but also the operations of the entire Fleet {{comics\|vol2\|6}}, {{comics\|doa\|4}}.

	The upper most tier of the command platform allows the operational commander to implement the ship's [[self-destruct]] sequence {{{{comics\|vol1\|5}}}}		The upper most tier of the command platform allows the operational commander to implement the ship's [[self-destruct]] sequence {{{{comics\|vol1\|5}}}}
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	As a military ship, ''Galactica'' features a {{inlineref\|detention chamber}} capable of imprisoning {{alt\|Centurion\|TOS-DE}}s for interrogation, equipped with a [[gamma frequency field]] generator to cut off the enemy from access to the Cylon's network. The chamber is outfitted with a restraining chair capable of holding a typical [[Mark V Centurion]].		As a military ship, ''Galactica'' features a {{inlineref\|detention chamber}} capable of imprisoning {{alt\|Centurion\|TOS-DE}}s for interrogation, equipped with a [[gamma frequency field]] generator to cut off the enemy from access to the Cylon's network. The chamber is outfitted with a restraining chair capable of holding a typical [[Mark V Centurion]].

	A sole survivor from a Centurion stealth team detached to [[Burania]] is imprisoned in the detention chamber following a failed incursion into ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[science deck]], itself later destroyed — along with most of the chamber — after a test of the recovered [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}).		A sole survivor from a Centurion stealth team detached to [[Burania]] is imprisoned in the detention chamber following a failed incursion into ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[science deck]], itself later destroyed — along with most of the chamber — after a test of the recovered [[nano-cybrid]] {{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}.

	=== Launch Bay ===		=== Launch Bay ===
	[[File:BSG - Death of Apollo - Apollo in Launch Bay.png\|thumb\|321x321px\|Major [[Apollo (TOS-DE alternate)\|Apollo]] in one of ''[[Galactica (TOS-DE alternate)\|Galactica]]''<nowiki/>'s launch bays circa [[7358 (alternate)\|7358]] ({{~~Comics~~\|doa\|5}}).]]		[[File:BSG - Death of Apollo - Apollo in Launch Bay.png\|thumb\|321x321px\|Major [[Apollo (TOS-DE alternate)\|Apollo]] in one of ''[[Galactica (TOS-DE alternate)\|Galactica]]''<nowiki/>'s launch bays circa [[7358 (alternate)\|7358]] {{comics\|doa\|5}}.]]
	''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s has two [[Launch bay\|launch bays]], one port and one starboard, where the ship's various crafts are housed, maintained, launched and retrieved. The launch bays are accessible through one energy-shielded aperture aft of each pod.		''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s has two [[Launch bay\|launch bays]], one port and one starboard, where the ship's various crafts are housed, maintained, launched and retrieved. The launch bays are accessible through one energy-shielded aperture aft of each pod.

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	''Galactica''{{'\|s}} science operations are established on a {{inlineref\|science deck}}, where scientists like Dr. {{alt\|Wilker\|TOS-DE}} operate in various laboratories.		''Galactica''{{'\|s}} science operations are established on a {{inlineref\|science deck}}, where scientists like Dr. {{alt\|Wilker\|TOS-DE}} operate in various laboratories.

	A surviving [[nano-cybrid]] sample from [[Burania]] is brought to Wilker's lab, leading to an incursion by a {{alt\|Centurion\|TOS-DE}} stealth team that breaches the hull connecting said deck in an attempt to recover the disastrous [[nano-cybrid]] from Colonial hands ({{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}).		A surviving [[nano-cybrid]] sample from [[Burania]] is brought to Wilker's lab, leading to an incursion by a {{alt\|Centurion\|TOS-DE}} stealth team that breaches the hull connecting said deck in an attempt to recover the disastrous [[nano-cybrid]] from Colonial hands {{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}.

	=== Server Room ===		=== Server Room ===

	''Galactica'' utilizes [[bubble memory]] in its server room in {{alt\|7335}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}).		''Galactica'' utilizes [[bubble memory]] in its server room in {{alt\|7335}} {{comics\|starbuck\|2}}.

	While {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}} works to decrypt [[McKintosh]]'s data chip, {{TOS\|Diana}} destroys part of the server room to prevent this, as the data chip contains information that links Councillor {{TOS\|Osiris}} into the {{alt\|attack on Umbra}} ({{comics\|starbuck\|2}}—{{comics\|starbuck\|4\|short=y}}).		While {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}} works to decrypt [[McKintosh]]'s data chip, {{TOS\|Diana}} destroys part of the server room to prevent this, as the data chip contains information that links Councillor {{TOS\|Osiris}} into the {{alt\|attack on Umbra}} {{comics\|starbuck\|2}}—{{comics\|starbuck\|4\|short=y}}.

	=== Supply Vault ===		=== Supply Vault ===
	''Galactica'' features a {{Inlineref\|supply vault}} that can be defended against incursions.		''Galactica'' features a {{Inlineref\|supply vault}} that can be defended against incursions.

	During the [[Capture of Galactica\|capture of ''Galactica'']] by {{Alt\|Cylons\|TOS-DE\|Cylon}} forces, {{Alt\|Apollo\|TOS-DE}} instructs [[Dwyer]] to bring the civilians and children to the third hangar<ref>The comic misspells ''hangar'' as ''hanger''; the latter used in hanging clothes while the former holds ships.</ref> within the supply vault ({{~~Comics~~\|vol1\|5}}).		During the [[Capture of Galactica\|capture of ''Galactica'']] by {{Alt\|Cylons\|TOS-DE\|Cylon}} forces, {{Alt\|Apollo\|TOS-DE}} instructs [[Dwyer]] to bring the civilians and children to the third hangar<ref>The comic misspells ''hangar'' as ''hanger''; the latter used in hanging clothes while the former holds ships.</ref> within the supply vault {{comics\|vol1\|5}}.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	=== The Thousand-Yahren War ===		=== The Thousand-Yahren War ===

	As one of the many battlestars active during the [[Thousand-Yahren War]], it saw action during multiple engagements, including the [[Hasari Routs]] and the [[Second Siege of the Cosmora Archipelago]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}).		As one of the many battlestars active during the [[Thousand-Yahren War]], it saw action during multiple engagements, including the [[Hasari Routs]] and the [[Second Siege of the Cosmora Archipelago]] {{comics\|apocalypse\|1}}.

	By {{alt\|7335}}, {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} commands ''Galactica'', with his eldest son and daughter, {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Athena\|TOS}} respectively, serving aboard. {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}}, {{alt\|Jolly\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Starbuck\|TOS-DE}} would later serve aboard the ship following their graduation in 7335 ({{comics\|starbuck\|1}}).		By {{alt\|7335}}, {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} commands ''Galactica'', with his eldest son and daughter, {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Athena\|TOS}} respectively, serving aboard. {{alt\|Boomer\|TOS}}, {{alt\|Jolly\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Starbuck\|TOS-DE}} would later serve aboard the ship following their graduation in 7335 {{comics\|starbuck\|1}}.

	=== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ===		=== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ===

	Much of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} operational history is refocused around shepherding its {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS-DE\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet}} from Cylons with strategically defensive and evasive postures, instead of offensive military operations. This is tested in the weeks following the exodus, particularly when {{Alt\|Adama\|TOS-DE}} dispatches his finest warriors to a hazardous mission to [[Maytoria]] that results in immediate failure; in other circumstances, Adama would have engaged in an offensive operation to recover his pilots, but is overruled by the greater mission of shepherding the human race ({{~~Comics~~\|vol1\|1}}).		Much of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} operational history is refocused around shepherding its {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS-DE\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet}} from Cylons with strategically defensive and evasive postures, instead of offensive military operations. This is tested in the weeks following the exodus, particularly when {{Alt\|Adama\|TOS-DE}} dispatches his finest warriors to a hazardous mission to [[Maytoria]] that results in immediate failure; in other circumstances, Adama would have engaged in an offensive operation to recover his pilots, but is overruled by the greater mission of shepherding the human race {{comics\|vol1\|1}}.

	The events of Maytoria result in the [[Capture of Galactica\|first post-Cylon incursion of ''Galactica'']] that, while ultimately thwarted, result in the deaths of numerous members of ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s crew ({{~~Comics~~\|vol1\|5}}).		The events of Maytoria result in the [[Capture of Galactica\|first post-Cylon incursion of ''Galactica'']] that, while ultimately thwarted, result in the deaths of numerous members of ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s crew {{comics\|vol1\|5}}.

	Following the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]], the Fleet happens across the [[Canopus wormhole]], a potential shortcut to the fabled {{alt\|Earth\|TOS-DE}}. On the other side of this wormhole is a lone Cylon planet, consisting of a [[Cylon mainframe]] in a city known as [[Tessida]]. In order to make good on their escape from the Cylon tyranny, Adama makes use of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} formidable offensive potential to stage an attack against this installation, utilizing its rarely-used [[lightspeed]] potential in order to surprise the Cylons while Vipers bomb the city with weaponized missiles, whose warheads are outfitted with a destructive and pervasive [[nano-cybrid]] ({{comics\|apocalypse\|3}}—{{comics\|apocalypse\|4\|short=y}}).		Following the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]], the Fleet happens across the [[Canopus wormhole]], a potential shortcut to the fabled {{alt\|Earth\|TOS-DE}}. On the other side of this wormhole is a lone Cylon planet, consisting of a [[Cylon mainframe]] in a city known as [[Tessida]]. In order to make good on their escape from the Cylon tyranny, Adama makes use of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} formidable offensive potential to stage an attack against this installation, utilizing its rarely-used [[lightspeed]] potential in order to surprise the Cylons while Vipers bomb the city with weaponized missiles, whose warheads are outfitted with a destructive and pervasive [[nano-cybrid]] {{comics\|apocalypse\|3}}—{{comics\|apocalypse\|4\|short=y}}.

	==A "Second" ''Galactica''==		==A "Second" ''Galactica''==

	[[File:BSGv2 - Galactica deploys its sensor shield.png\|thumb\|''Galactica'' deploys its [[sensor shield]] ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).]]		[[File:BSGv2 - Galactica deploys its sensor shield.png\|thumb\|''Galactica'' deploys its [[sensor shield]] {{comics\|vol2\|4}}.]]

	''{{inlineref\|Galactica}}'' was never commissioned in the [[alternate reality]] ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}), as the divergent alternate reality's creation sprung from an overloaded [[temporal battery]], thus removing ''Galactica'' from all existence in a [[temporal storm]] that only {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Starbuck\|TOS-DE}} witness ({{comics\|vol2\|1}}).		''{{inlineref\|Galactica}}'' was never commissioned in the [[alternate reality]] {{comics\|vol2\|3}}, as the divergent alternate reality's creation sprung from an overloaded [[temporal battery]], thus removing ''Galactica'' from all existence in a [[temporal storm]] that only {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Starbuck\|TOS-DE}} witness {{comics\|vol2\|1}}.

	However, ''Galactica'' from the primary reality was transported—sans crew—into the alternate reality, becoming an incongruous element. It is discovered by pirates lead by the privateer {{alt-r\|Starbuck}}, who claim it as their own. Aboard her, Starbuck's crew of scientists and technicians acquire Cylon components, including an [[Imperious Leader]], devising a variety of anti-Cylon technologies.		However, ''Galactica'' from the primary reality was transported—sans crew—into the alternate reality, becoming an incongruous element. It is discovered by pirates lead by the privateer {{alt-r\|Starbuck}}, who claim it as their own. Aboard her, Starbuck's crew of scientists and technicians acquire Cylon components, including an [[Imperious Leader]], devising a variety of anti-Cylon technologies.

	Such discoveries include the defensive [[sensor shield]], rendering ''Galactica'' invisible to Cylon scanning technologies ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).		Such discoveries include the defensive [[sensor shield]], rendering ''Galactica'' invisible to Cylon scanning technologies {{comics\|vol2\|4}}.

	''Galactica'' becomes the last known battlestar that [[Baltifer]] hunts for and nearly succeeds in finding, resulting in the [[Battle of Cache]]. After the temporally displaced Starbuck influences his alternate, ''Galactica'' becomes the lynchpin that allows not only the [[Colonial Resistance]] to seize its first decisive victory, but to repair history by saving ''itself'' from the [[Nebula Ambush]] ({{comics\|vol2\|5}}).		''Galactica'' becomes the last known battlestar that [[Baltifer]] hunts for and nearly succeeds in finding, resulting in the [[Battle of Cache]]. After the temporally displaced Starbuck influences his alternate, ''Galactica'' becomes the lynchpin that allows not only the [[Colonial Resistance]] to seize its first decisive victory, but to repair history by saving ''itself'' from the [[Nebula Ambush]] {{comics\|vol2\|5}}.

	== References ==		== References ==