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[[Image:Hatari sector scan.jpg|thumb|A computer generated scan from {{TOS|Starbuck}}'s scanner of this sector.<ref>The same scan is reused in "[[The Long Patrol]]."</ref>]] | [[Image:Hatari sector scan.jpg|thumb|A computer generated scan from {{TOS|Starbuck}}'s scanner of this sector.<ref>The same scan is reused in "[[The Long Patrol]]."</ref>]] | ||
'''Hatari sector''' is an area of space in the | '''Hatari sector''' is an area of space in the {{TOS|Cyrannus|Cyrannus galaxy}} where [[Equellus]] lies, in addition to at least two other planetoids and various asteroids. | ||
It is known to the [[Colonials]], as {{TOS|Adama}} has battle charts of the system, but is later apparently cut off from [[the Twelve Colonies (TOS)|the Twelve Colonies]] before the end of the [[Thousand Yahren War]] {{OS|The Lost Warrior}}. | It is known to the [[Colonials]], as {{TOS|Adama}} has battle charts of the system, but is later apparently cut off from [[the Twelve Colonies (TOS)|the Twelve Colonies]] before the end of the [[Thousand Yahren War]] {{OS|The Lost Warrior}}. | ||
Revision as of 18:22, 10 January 2021
Hatari sector is an area of space in the Cyrannus galaxy where Equellus lies, in addition to at least two other planetoids and various asteroids.
It is known to the Colonials, as Adama has battle charts of the system, but is later apparently cut off from the Twelve Colonies before the end of the Thousand Yahren War (TOS: "The Lost Warrior").
Notes
- The picture of the planetary bodies on Recon Probe 3's screen, which is not pictured in this article, is reused footage from "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I" that depicts the Otarsis Quadrant.
References
- ↑ The same scan is reused in "The Long Patrol."