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'''Launch keys''' are a critical component aboard [[Colonial]] ships. They are used, apparently, to start up a ship's powerplant and engines, similar to the way a car key does for the average automobile. Their removal from a ship will immobilize it. | '''Launch keys''' are a critical component aboard [[Colonial]] ships. They are used, apparently, to start up a ship's powerplant and engines, similar to the way a car key does for the average automobile. Their removal from a ship will immobilize it. | ||
In "[[Precipice]]," a briefing aboard ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' reveals that the grounded ships of the Fleet have had their launch keys removed. One of the [[New Caprica Resistance|resistance]]'s goals is to recover them, which [[Sharon Agathon]] manages to do in "[[Exodus, Part I]]." | In "[[Precipice]]," a briefing aboard ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' reveals that the grounded ships of the Fleet have had their launch keys removed. Keys are hard to duplicate, and the fleet ruled out making new keys as too difficult. One of the [[New Caprica Resistance|resistance]]'s goals is to recover them, which [[Sharon Agathon]] manages to do in "[[Exodus, Part I]]." | ||
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Revision as of 16:53, 15 October 2006
Launch keys are a critical component aboard Colonial ships. They are used, apparently, to start up a ship's powerplant and engines, similar to the way a car key does for the average automobile. Their removal from a ship will immobilize it.
In "Precipice," a briefing aboard Galactica reveals that the grounded ships of the Fleet have had their launch keys removed. Keys are hard to duplicate, and the fleet ruled out making new keys as too difficult. One of the resistance's goals is to recover them, which Sharon Agathon manages to do in "Exodus, Part I."