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[[File:Spacesuit.jpg|right|thumb|[[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] in a Colonial space suit.]] | |||
In the rare times where [[Colonial Warrior]]s or other staff must work in low-pressure or vacuum environments, a '''space suit'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is needed. | In the rare times where [[Colonial Warrior]]s or other staff must work in low-pressure or vacuum environments, a '''space suit'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is needed. | ||
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This somewhat-bulky suit consists of a bubble-shaped helmet, connected to a flexible pressure suit with a life-support backpack. Two large hoses connect to the helmet to provide and to clean air to be scrubbed for unbreathable gases from expiration. | This somewhat-bulky suit consists of a bubble-shaped helmet, connected to a flexible pressure suit with a life-support backpack. Two large hoses connect to the helmet to provide and to clean air to be scrubbed for unbreathable gases from expiration. | ||
[[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] dons a space suit in an attempt to reach areas of '' | [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] dons a space suit in an attempt to reach areas of ''{{TOS|Galactica}}'' during a dangerous shipboard fire {{OS|Fire in Space}}. | ||
These suits aren't used during | These suits aren't used during {{TOS|Viper}} flights; Colonial Warriors do not wear any life-support gear during their flights. In the Viper's cockpit, Warriors wear a helmet for communications and their standard [[Uniforms (TOS)|uniform]] in most instances.<ref>In contrast, the [[Re-imagined Series]] pilots use a special [[flight suit|one-piece pressure suit]] during their [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] and [[Raptor]] flights. | ||
As no other means of emergency life support flight wear was shown in the [[Original Series]], the probability of a space-borne [[SAR]] mission for Colonial Warriors would seem unlikely since the Warrior would not live long without vacuum protection.</ref> | As no other means of emergency life support flight wear was shown in the [[Original Series]], the probability of a space-borne [[SAR]] mission for Colonial Warriors would seem unlikely since the Warrior would not live long without vacuum protection.</ref> | ||
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For other items of this type seen in the Re-imagined Series, see Space suit.
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In the rare times where Colonial Warriors or other staff must work in low-pressure or vacuum environments, a space suit[1] is needed.
This somewhat-bulky suit consists of a bubble-shaped helmet, connected to a flexible pressure suit with a life-support backpack. Two large hoses connect to the helmet to provide and to clean air to be scrubbed for unbreathable gases from expiration.
Apollo dons a space suit in an attempt to reach areas of Galactica during a dangerous shipboard fire (TOS: "Fire in Space").
These suits aren't used during Viper flights; Colonial Warriors do not wear any life-support gear during their flights. In the Viper's cockpit, Warriors wear a helmet for communications and their standard uniform in most instances.[2]
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edit- ↑ This is a Battlestar Wiki descriptive term.
- ↑ In contrast, the Re-imagined Series pilots use a special one-piece pressure suit during their Viper and Raptor flights. As no other means of emergency life support flight wear was shown in the Original Series, the probability of a space-borne SAR mission for Colonial Warriors would seem unlikely since the Warrior would not live long without vacuum protection.