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[[Image:Cora.jpg|thumb|CORA's visual display panel.]] | [[Image:Cora.jpg|thumb|CORA's visual display panel.]] | ||
'''CORA''' | '''CORA''' is an acronym for "Computer, Oral Response Activated." | ||
CORA | CORA is an advanced flight computer installed in Recon [[Viper (TOS)|Viper]] One, designed to not only assist the pilot in flying during long patrols, but also keep him entertained. | ||
Capable of maneuvering the Viper extremely competently and precisely, Starbuck | CORA's voice is distinctly feminine, and it exhibits a flirtatious demeanor when interacting with [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]]. Despite the apparent advanced intelligence of the unit, it fails to prevent [[Robber]] from stealing the Recon Viper, even assisting him by flying as he directed. | ||
Capable of maneuvering the Viper extremely competently and precisely, Starbuck has CORA perform a maximum-G climb that causes a [[Cylon Raider]] to crash into ''[[Proteus]]'' ([[The Long Patrol (TOS)|The Long Patrol]]). | |||
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[[Category:Technology]] | [[Category:Technology]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:26, 29 November 2006
CORA is an acronym for "Computer, Oral Response Activated."
CORA is an advanced flight computer installed in Recon Viper One, designed to not only assist the pilot in flying during long patrols, but also keep him entertained.
CORA's voice is distinctly feminine, and it exhibits a flirtatious demeanor when interacting with Starbuck. Despite the apparent advanced intelligence of the unit, it fails to prevent Robber from stealing the Recon Viper, even assisting him by flying as he directed.
Capable of maneuvering the Viper extremely competently and precisely, Starbuck has CORA perform a maximum-G climb that causes a Cylon Raider to crash into Proteus (The Long Patrol).