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Ragnar is wracked by violent storms. Ragnar Anchorage appears to be located in an area of relative calm within the storms. The storms themselves create a high level of electromagnetic discharges, which interfere with a range of systems, including a ship's ability to plot [[FTL]] jumps. While this effectively hides the Anchorage station from enemy scans, it also means that a ship must cross the "EM threshold" above the main bulk of the storms before attempting a jump. This problem requires Commander Adama to place ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]'' directly between the planet and an opposing force of Cylon [[Basestar (RDM)|basestars]] to provide the necessary protection for the civilian [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] to jump away from Colonial space. | Ragnar is wracked by violent storms. Ragnar Anchorage appears to be located in an area of relative calm within the storms. The storms themselves create a high level of electromagnetic discharges, which interfere with a range of systems, including a ship's ability to plot [[FTL]] jumps. While this effectively hides the Anchorage station from enemy scans, it also means that a ship must cross the "EM threshold" above the main bulk of the storms before attempting a jump. This problem requires Commander Adama to place ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]'' directly between the planet and an opposing force of Cylon [[Basestar (RDM)|basestars]] to provide the necessary protection for the civilian [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] to jump away from Colonial space. | ||
Another side effect of the storm is the emission of a form of radiation that adversely affected the Cylons' [[silica pathways]], a technology integrated into [[humanoid Cylon]]s. When [[Number Two|Leoben Conoy]] appears to fall sick while trapped on the station with Adama, it gives the commander his first clue that Conoy is a Cylon construct | Another side effect of the storm is the emission of a form of radiation that adversely affected the Cylons' [[silica pathways]], a technology integrated into [[humanoid Cylon]]s. When [[Number Two|Leoben Conoy]] appears to fall sick while trapped on the station with Adama, it gives the commander his first clue that Conoy is a Cylon construct ([[TRS]]: [[Miniseries]]). | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||