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==Notes==
==Notes==
* Within some fan circles, a yahren is considered to be around two-thirds (2/3) the length of an Earth year, thus helping to explain the relative longevity of Colonial people compared to Terran humans; in "[[War of the Gods, Part II]]", {{TOS|Adama}} claims that the average human lifespan, "Cylons permitting," is about 200 yahren.  This reasoning is picked up in [[Richard Hatch]]'s sequel novels. The glossary of terms in the first novel, ''[[Armaggedon]]'', reads "yahren--equivalent to a year; two hundred fifty days."
* Within some fan circles, a yahren is considered to be around two-thirds (2/3) the length of an Earth year, thus helping to explain the relative longevity of Colonial people compared to Terran humans; in "[[War of the Gods, Part II]]", [[Adama (TOS)|Adama]] claims that the average human lifespan, "Cylons permitting," is about 200 yahren.  This reasoning is picked up in [[Richard Hatch]]'s sequel novels. The glossary of terms in the first novel, ''[[Armaggedon]]'', reads "yahren--equivalent to a year; two hundred fifty days."
*Yahren ''might'' be based on the German word Jahren, which is pronounced the same, though it means "Years." Jahr would be the singular form.
*Yahren ''might'' be based on the German word Jahren, which is pronounced the same, though it means "Years." Jahr would be the singular form.
* 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.
* 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.

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