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	A '''secton''' is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".		A '''secton''' is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".

	In the novel ''[[Armageddon]]'' by [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Christopher Golden]], the glossary of terms does not define "secton" but does define the term "week" as being "ten days."		== Notes ==

			* The original script for [[Greetings From Earth]] has a key that says a centon is a minute, a centar is an hour, a secton is a week, and a yahren is a year.<ref>[http://galactica1981.tripod.com/GREETINGSFROMEARTH.htm Greetings From Earth episode review at Sheba's Galaxy]</ref>

			* In the novel ''[[Armageddon]]'' by [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Christopher Golden]], the glossary of terms does not define "secton" but does define the term "week" as being "ten days."

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[List of terms (TOS)]]		*[[List of terms (TOS)]]

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	A '''secton''' is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".		A '''secton''' is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".

	In the novel ~~ARMAGEDDON~~ by Richard Hatch and Christopher Golden, the glossary of terms does not define "secton" but does define "week--ten days."		In the novel ''[[Armageddon]]'' by [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Christopher Golden]], the glossary of terms does not define "secton" but does define the term "week" as being "ten days."

	==See also==		==See also==

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	A '''secton''' is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".		A '''secton''' is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".

			In the novel ARMAGEDDON by Richard Hatch and Christopher Golden, the glossary of terms does not define "secton" but does define "week--ten days."

	==See also==		==See also==

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	~~Analogous~~ to an Earth ~~'''[[Wikipedia:~~week~~\|week]]''';~~ plural form is "sectons".

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	Analogous to an Earth '''[[Wikipedia:week\|week]]'''; plural form is "sectons".		Analogous to an Earth '''[[Wikipedia:week\|week]]'''; plural form is "sectons".

	''See also: [[Units of Measure (TOS)]]''		==See also==
			*[[Units of Measure (TOS)]]

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