List of terms (TOS-RH)

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This is a listing of terms that appear in the glossary in "Armageddon", from page 310—312. Terms appearing in List of terms (TOS) do not appear here.

• imager: a high-tech mirror
• info-sphere: data storage capsule
• kirasolis: a sticky, caramel-like candy
• kyluminum: a lightewight, plasteen/saligium alloy
• launch aperture: energy-shielded opening in a starship bay through which smaller ships take off and land
• magnalift: hi-tech crane
• mealprep: a kitchen
• micronoscope: powerful electronic microscope
• mucoid: slimy, sticky; likely an adjective
• mugjape: maggot-like creatures; the larval stage of skreeters
• musiclink: radio; primarily for music and entertainment
• navi-hit: the pilot's stick in a Viper
• novayahren: birthday
• ogliv: a fruit described as prickly skinned and sweet; perhaps similar to pineapple
• oregg: a precious metal, equivalent to gold
• plasteen: an indestructible plastic
• pulsar: an engine aboard a starship
• saligium: heavy metal alloy used in construction
• S-cube: simulcast sight-and-sound unit; a video camera
• sensorline: physical connection between two technology systems
• servitor: waiter
• skreeter: described in the book as a "bothersome but essentially harmless insect"; perhaps similar to flies or, at worst, mosquitos
• skyeye: a multiple-lensed, spherical camera capable of hovering
• slagger: slothful person
• support vapors: life support aboard ships
• sylvanus: metal used in jewlrey, similar to brass
• "trank it": calm down
• TransVid: television
• temblor: a ground tremor or seismic planetary phenomenon
• tulipian buds: exotic appetizier or side dish made from vegetables

Contradictions

• pogees
  • In "The Living Legend, Part II", Lucifer uses the term similar to how "shit" would be utilized; e.g. "They're blowing the pogees out of it."
  • In "Armageddon", pogees is a term for testicles.

Differences

• centari: equivalent to nearly one minute; one hundred microns
• centon: equivalent to nearly one hour; one hundred centari
• micron: equivalent to a fraction of a second; 1/100th of a centari
• week: defined as "ten days"; which would make 25 weeks in a yahren
• yahren: while still equivalent to a year, a yahren is 250 days

Notes

• With the numbers given, there is a disconnect between Earth time and Colonial time. For instance, someone living 100 years (2,500 weeks) in Colonial time would be only be 48 Earth years old.

Re-imagined Series definition: equivalent of "square," a socially awkward person ^{(CAP: "The Imperfections of Memory")}

Galactica 1980 definition: air produced by a life support system ^{(1980: "The Return of Starbuck")}

Original Series definition: expletive, similar to "shit" ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part II")}

Original Series definition: a unit of time akin to a "minute"; in earlier episodes (e.g. "Saga of a Star World," "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I"), centon is used as the Colonial equivalent of a week before being retconned in later episodes

Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "second"; Microcenton is likely another term for "micron"; Starbuck uses this term when he says "switching off of you for a microcenton to scan ahead" ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")}

Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "year" (see: Yahren)