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* '''navigational computron:''' navigational computer; Adama says that coordinates to uninhabited landing zones on Earth are programmed in these ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).
* '''navigational computron:''' navigational computer; Adama says that coordinates to uninhabited landing zones on Earth are programmed in these ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).
* '''support vapors:''' air produced by a life support system ([[The Return of Starbuck]]).
* '''support vapors:''' air produced by a life support system ([[The Return of Starbuck]]).
* '''transmission band:''' Colonial equivalent to "television channel" ([[Galcatica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).
* '''[[wrist computron]]:''' wrist computer, a device with a multitude of different capabilities ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).
* '''[[wrist computron]]:''' wrist computer, a device with a multitude of different capabilities ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).



Revision as of 21:57, 29 July 2007

For terms in the Re-imagined Series, see: List of terms (RDM).

This is a list of terms in Galactica 1980. Some of these terms are specific to the Galactica 1980 television series, and not to the Original Series from which it was spun-off, although there may be overlap from the Original Series into this listing.

This list also includes Earth terms that the Colonials have apparently never encountered before.

Earth terms

The following are Earth terms that the Colonials do not immediately understand, thus having to learn about them through experience or by using their wrist computron.

Military

Galactica 1980 specific terms

Measurement

References

  1. In the Original Series, a metron is defined as equivalent to 1 meter. See the metron article for additional information.