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: ''For other subjects with the same name, see: [[Aurora]].'' | : ''For other subjects with the same name, see: [[Aurora]].'' | ||
The '''''Aurora''''' is an unidentified | The '''''Aurora''''' is an unidentified<ref>It is more than likely that the ship has been seen, but not definitively identified to the audience by the show's creative personnel in any way, shape, or form. Ergo, the usage of the term "unidentified".</ref> ship in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]], likely named after the Colonial's [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn|Goddess of the Dawn]]. | ||
''Aurora'' survives beyond the [[Battle of the Ionian Nebula]], as implied by [[Emily Kowalski]], who offers [[Laura Roslin]] a scarf made by [[Leslie Stars]]<ref>The spelling of this name is not yet confirmed and is based on Kowalski's pronunciation of the name.</ref>, a resident on that ship. | ''Aurora'' survives beyond the [[Battle of the Ionian Nebula]], as implied by [[Emily Kowalski]], who offers [[Laura Roslin]] a scarf made by [[Leslie Stars]]<ref>The spelling of this name is not yet confirmed and is based on Kowalski's pronunciation of the name.</ref>, a resident on that ship. |
Revision as of 05:58, 11 May 2008
- For other subjects with the same name, see: Aurora.
The Aurora is an unidentified[1] ship in the Fleet, likely named after the Colonial's Goddess of the Dawn.
Aurora survives beyond the Battle of the Ionian Nebula, as implied by Emily Kowalski, who offers Laura Roslin a scarf made by Leslie Stars[2], a resident on that ship.
Notes
- In both Roman and Colonial mythology, Aurora was the goddess of the dawn. In Roman mythology itself, Aurora is the counterpart of the Greek Eos.
- The name of the ship is first seen on the voting tally board in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II".
References
- ↑ It is more than likely that the ship has been seen, but not definitively identified to the audience by the show's creative personnel in any way, shape, or form. Ergo, the usage of the term "unidentified".
- ↑ The spelling of this name is not yet confirmed and is based on Kowalski's pronunciation of the name.