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[[Image:3x11 Temple of Five roof.jpg|thumb|right|The Temple of Five.]] | [[Image:3x11 Temple of Five roof.jpg|thumb|right|The Temple of Five.]] | ||
'''The Temple of Five''' is a special [[temple]] built on the [[Algae planet]] by the [[Thirteenth Tribe]]. | '''The Temple of Five''' is a special [[temple]] built on the [[Algae planet]] by the [[Thirteenth Tribe]] approximately 4000 years ago. | ||
Based on [[Laura Roslin]]'s research from the [[Sacred Scrolls]], the five pentagonally-shaped pillars inside the temple were fashioned after the five priests devoted to "The One Whose Name Cannot Be (''Unintelligible word'': Roslin is interrupted before she completes the sentence)." | Based on [[Laura Roslin]]'s research from the [[Sacred Scrolls]], the five pentagonally-shaped pillars inside the temple were fashioned after the five priests devoted to "The One Whose Name Cannot Be (''Unintelligible word'': Roslin is interrupted before she completes the sentence)." | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 22 December 2006
The Temple of Five is a special temple built on the Algae planet by the Thirteenth Tribe approximately 4000 years ago.
Based on Laura Roslin's research from the Sacred Scrolls, the five pentagonally-shaped pillars inside the temple were fashioned after the five priests devoted to "The One Whose Name Cannot Be (Unintelligible word: Roslin is interrupted before she completes the sentence)."
The temple is rediscovered by Galen Tyrol, who wanders off from the base camp of the Fleet's algae harvesting mission and finds himself at the temple's entrance in a nearby mountain side.
The Cylons are interested in the location as well, guided by a Hybrid's cryptic information on the location of the Eye of Jupiter, an artifact that supposedly points the way to Earth. One Cylon, a Number Three called by her human alias of D'Anna Biers by Gaius Baltar, believe a correlation exists with the Temple and the final five.
The Eye's location, its form or purpose has not yet been discovered by the Colonials or Cylons, although Tyrol appears to be attracted to a circular decoration located on the central spire (The Eye of Jupiter).