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Tarcel

Tarcel is a ship in the the Fleet.
A member of Tarcel's crew notifies that they are headed directly into a cosmic storm. Colonel , possessed by a Somnian, replies that they are aware of this and orders Tarcel's captain to maintain their original course (Prison of Souls, Part 2).
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Tarn

Tarn is a technician on .
Tarn is selected for a scout mission to . When his Raptor is attacked by Cylon forces, it crash-lands on the planet, leaving him stranded on Kobol with the rest of the surviving team .
Tarn is sent back to the crash site to retrieve a medkit for the critically wounded Socinus, accompanied by Chief Tyrol and Cally Henderson. On their way back with the medkit, the three are ambushed by Cylon Centurions.
Tarn is caught in the open and fatally wounded, despite Chief Tyrol's efforts to rescue him from the line of fire .
==Notes==
*When Seelix and Tarn first appeared in the season 1 finale, they were originally just generically named "Technician #1" (Tarn) and "Technician #2" (Seelix). However, Aaron Douglas, who plays Chief Galen Tyrol, saw potential for the two characters, and after consulting together, they came up with names for the two characters. Douglas then just inserted their names into his lines on every take. Inevitably, they were credited officially beginning in Season 2's premiere. Tarn died in the season 2 premiere, with Seelix becoming a recurring character in the seasons 3 and 4.
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Taron

Taron is an Acmaran residing in the city of Salis, who is the only Acmaran to communicate to their alleged deity, Volahd.
Taron is an agent of the Cylon Empire, who is turned into a cybernetic creature without his own knowledge. Taron and his followers turn the Acmaran society and their only city, Salis, into a Cylon experiment on organic lifeforms. After "perfect peace" is established, many Acmarans disappear and are used as subjects of Cylon experimentation, more than likely after they have been declared "evil" by Volahd. This experimentation is claimed to bring "new life" to the Acmaran race (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
When Blue Squadron encounters Salis, Taron greets the surviving patrol, consisting of Captain Apollo and Lieutenants , Sheba, and Starbuck, claiming that they have discovered the city of "perfect peace," claiming ignorance that Cadets Colin and Lomis were fried by an energy field.
After communicating with Volahd, Taron approaches the four Warriors and declares that Volahd judges them "evil," the sentence for which is death (The Law of Volahd, Part 1).
With the aid of Averna, herself escaping from the "new life" experimentations, but able to fool Taron and his followers into believing that she is a loyal follower, she allows the Warriors to escape, which unravel the Cylons' lies. 
After Volahd orders Boomer and Starbuck's extermination, Starbuck fights with Taron which results in an energy staff striking Taron's face, revealing a metallic plate beneath his skin. 
Angry at being betrayed, Taron looks down upon the severed head of a Centurion, seeing what the "new life" entailed, and throws this into the energy column, disrupting the energy field and causing his death, and the destruction of both the city and Volahd's basestar (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
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Tassos

Tassos is a black market merchant on .
He has a ring featuring rare Geminese sapphires that Starbuck is interested in buying, so much so that he is willing to part with his three cases of soil-grown mushies.
However, as Tassos jibes Starbuck for his unusual courting behavior, particularly in the interests of Cassiopeia, Starbuck forces Tassos to greatly reduce the bartering price under pain of a bruising ().
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Tau Quadrant

Tau Quadrant is a solar system adjacent to Otarsis Quadrant.
Lieutenant Brie detects and reports an unknown blip from Tau. Lieutenant Starbuck initially believes the blip to be Doctor Salik's medical shuttle, but is subsequently proven wrong as the blip is actually a Cylon Raider. 
Before the Raider is neutralized, it sends off a warning to the listening post, thus beginning the Battle of Otarsis Quadrant 
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Tauranian

Please select a specific reference for the term Tauranian:
== Original Series ==
* For the ship in , see: Tauranian (TOS),
== Re-imagined Series ==
* The word "Tauranian" is the adjectival form of "Tauron," and has been applied to at least two ships in the Fleet.
** Lieutenant Gaeta refers to a Tauranian refinery ship in the episode "Resistance". 
** The word is also used in the name of the Tauranian Traveller.
* The Miniseries novelization (a separate continuity material) briefly refers to a refinery ship actually named Tauranian.
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Tauranian Traveller

The Tauranian Traveller is a ship in the Fleet.
She is mentioned in a deleted scene in "33". Having over 900 people aboard, her captain wants to break from the Fleet to strike out on his own in the wake of the hundreds of FTL jumps required to escape repeated Cylon ambushes. At President Roslin's urging, Commander Adama orders the CAP to make several close fly-bys of the ship to dissuade it from leaving.
The ship's name is later shown on the voting tally board in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II".
== Notes ==
*The ship name implies that it is of Tauron origin.
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Taurella

Taurella is a diplomatic transport of the . In the aftermath of the , the ship holds numerous refugees fleeing the Cylon tyranny in the , notably Countess Sephoni of and her court.
== Ten Yahrens Alone ==
Unable to keep pace with , Taurella finds itself alone and fending for itself within the first yahren of the exodus in , after it is presumed lost by the Fleet's leadership. Under the psionic guidance of Countess Sephoni, Captain Rekort and his crew are able to trail the Fleet, never being in a position to rejoin it formally (-).
While alone in the expanse of space, Sephoni spends her time finding the home of the fabled , the far-flung colony of , through the use of divination. Believing to hear the thoughts of humans from that colony, she divines the coordinates and reaches out to touch the mind of Xam, a comatose Delta-class telepath aboard the , who communicates Taurella's coordinates in ().
After Major and his flight wing make contact with Taurella and her crew, they are re-integrated into the Fleet ().
== Notes ==
* The name, Taurella, is a genus of Cicadomorpha in the cicada family. 
* The ship design is derived from the Mercury class battlestars of the Re-imagined Series, sans the flight pods.
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Tauron (RDM)/ru:Таурон

Таурон - планета, одна из Двенадцати Колоний Кобола. Таурон - одна из беднейших колоний и центр гражданской войны примерно за столетие до Падения Колоний. Таурон считался проблемным миром, но вскоре стал одним из богатейших. Столицей планеты был город Гипатия.
==Астрономические и географические факты==
Таурон находится в системе Гелиос Альфа. Планета сама по себе пустынна, и на ней даже не растут цветы. Но все же среди остальных колоний Таурон известен как сельскохозяйственный мир.
Таурон делит орбиту с другой планетой. Иногда эту планету с кольцами можно увидеть в ночном небе над Тауроном.
==История==
===До Падения Колоний===
Примерно за 800 лет до Падения Колоний Таурон был колонизирован другими колониями - Виргоном и Леонисом. После долгих битв тауронцы освободились и теперь день освобождения празднуется как "Наш День".
Примерно за 93 года до Падения Колоний на Тауроне началась гражданская война, которая заставила многих людей переселиться на Каприку. Также массовую причинил и геноцид, устроенный правительственными силами. За несколько лет до Первой Сайлонской войны криминальный синдикат Ха'Ла'Та имел огромное влияние на планете.
За 58 лет до Первой Сайлонской войны тауронской компьютерной компанией Верджис Корпорэйшн был разработан мета-когнитивный процессор, который был украден Сэмом Адамой для Грэйстоун Индастриз, которая использовала его в первом Сайлоне.
В последние годы Первой Сайлонской войны Таурон был подвержен атаке Сайлонов с орбиты, что привело к большим потерям.
После войны Таурон стал известен как одна из богатейших колоний, но все еще проблемная, так как часто игнорировала директивы правительства Двенадцати Колоний. За четыре года до падения это было использовано для проведения совершенно секретной операции звездного крейсера "Валькирия".
===После Падения===
Как и другие 11 колоний, Таурон подвергся массированному ядерному удару с орбиты, что привело к гибели населения планеты и разрушению ее экосистемы. Дальнейшая судьба планеты неизвестна.
На Кворуме Двенадцати планету представлял (-а) Пера Эньето. Позже его заменит другой делегат от Таурона, пока весь Кворум не был расстрелян по приказу Тома Зарека.
==Культура==
Тауронский язык разительно отличается от каприканского.
Тауронцы известны своими убеждениями и частого использования татуировок для ознаменования различных событий своей жизни, социального статуса и т. д. До Первой Сайлонской войны к тауронцам относились как ко второклассным гражданам Каприки.
Мужчиной тауронцы становятся в тринадцать лет.
В трауре тауронцы носят черные перчатки, чтобы отстранить себя от мира. Поминальные службы включают в себя семейные собрания, ритуальные песнопения, татуирование и обряд прощания, на котором люди должны "отпустить" любимых. Также для тауронцев свойственна кровная месть, так как они считают, что человек не умирает по-настоящему, пока он не отомщен.
==Ссылки==
*Serge Graystone на Twitter
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Tauron City

'Minos', click here.
thumb|A view of Tauron City
Minos, colloquially known to Capricans by the nickname Tauron City, is a prominent metropolis on the planet Tauron. 
It is home to the Vergis Corporation whose CEO Tomas Vergis helped design the meta-cognitive processor that was eventually stolen by Graystone Industries for the Cylon prototype .
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* In Greek mythology, Minos was the first king of the island of Crete, son of Zeus and Europa.
* During the "Caprica is burning" monologue in "The Plan" there is a city that looks remarkably similar to Tauron City. However, it is assumed to be a city on Libran because that world is mentioned when the shot of that city is seen.
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Tauron University

Tauron University is a college, presumably on Tauron. 
When Odin Maxwell comments on Gaius Baltar's likely departure from Caprica University because of his behavior, Maxwell mentions that Baltar wouldn't even have a chance of entering this higher learning center. From the connotation of this conversation, Tauron University appears to hold a lower stature amongst its peers (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 2).
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Taurus

Please select a specific reference for the term Taurus:
* Blonde Taurus, a person that Starbuck and encounter on Carillon during their exodus from the Twelve Colonies in the Original Series.
* Taurus space complex, a Colonial installation in the Re-imagined Series.
* Tauron, one of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol, which had been previously named Taurus. 
* Additionally, people originating from the colony of Taura are referred to as a Taurus.
Taylor

Taylor is an acquaintance of Jerome Zarek and Karen Zarek, in addition to being somehow related to an woman named Cynthia.
Karen Zarek tells her husband that Cynthia wanted to know whether they'd want to play cards later that day, as Taylor's paycheck is, according to Cynthia, "burning a hole in his pocket". While Jerome Zarek commits to the card game, in addition to making a jovial comment about Taylor "signing those things over to me as soon as he gets them," a succeeding announcement that the Cylons turned against their masters casts doubt as to whether this card game was ever played that night (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
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Teal

Teal is a proctor aboard in . Of descent, she is described as being tall woman.
Following 's passing, President visits the Children's Center to observe the children. On duty at the time, Teal shares that Adama did much the same: "He always said that the children reminded him of his mission. Kept him going. He never stayed long, just watching them play for a few (sic)." While Tigh was already aware of this fact, he asks Teal for permission to do the same, to which she agrees .
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Tech spider

The tech spiderThe term "crawlon" is used in the Original Series to refer to a spider, so this is another case of terms being juxtaposed with their Earth counterparts by tie-in writers. is a crawlon-like drone in use by the for repair and diagnostic purposes. 
These eight-legged chrome machines feature egg-like bodies, with the distinctive "red eye" scanner at their front, and a pair of protruding mandibles at the mouth. Their overall size is comparable to a 's head.
These are set upon 's Temporal Viper following its capture by the forces from Baltifer's baseship, and were able to provide with information to construct a temporal warp drive ( & ).
The spiders are later deployed upon 's own Temporal Viper with instructions to destroy the craft should Apollo fail to lead Baltifer into Apollo's original universe ().
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Technobabble

Technobabble refers to language so full of technical jargon that it is incomprehensible to those unfamiliar with the words used. Usually comprised of random tech-sounding words strung together in a syntactically correct but semantically meaningless way, it is a science fiction plot device used to "explain" some technical difficulty which puts the characters in danger. Technobabble often falls apart under close scrutiny, especially if the jargon is completely fictional.
Fan opinions on technobabble vary; some think it is a necessary evil, some consider it pretentious and unacceptable, and others have fun trying to "make sense" of it. 
Technobabble is generally against the writing principles of the Re-imagined Series.
Technobabble in action:
:Colonel Tigh accuses Doctor Baltar of spouting off useless technobabble when Baltar attempts to bluff his way out of the Cylon detector's apparent failure to detect the sleeper agent Sharon Valerii .
==Ron Moore on Technobabble==
Ronald D. Moore answers a question pertaining to the technical workings of Galactica and how technobabble can affect a good script (credit: Sci-Fi.com):
Question:
:"Having watched Star Trek for many years, and now an avid Galactica watcher; I have noticed unlike the Star Trek shows of the past...we know little about how Galactica works. We don't know much about her engines at all, what powers the ship..weapons. Is this an intentional effort to steer Battlestar Galactica away from the technobabble Star Trek would often be muddled in and focus time exclusively on the characters of the show? Will we learn and see more of Galactica in the future?"
Moore's Answer:
:"I did want to stay away from the technobabble that I felt sometimes swamped the characters in Trek, and so I have intentionally avoided discussion of the technical workings of Galactica. Bit by bit, however, small windows into the inner workings do come to light and I'm sure will continue to do so in the future. Also, in all honesty, the writing staff often felt that the technological detail of the Enterprise was as limiting on Trek as it was helpful. We'd established so much about the way the engines worked and didn't work that we sometimes found ourselves discarding perfectly good story ideas or scenes because it contradicted some bit of jargon we'd tossed out two seasons before. There was always the option to write around those kind of details, of course, but inevitably, the thought of yet more tech-talk to justify doing what we wanted to do became a real irritant and we'd usually just try a different approach."
==See Also==
*Science in the Re-imagined Series
*Naturalistic science fiction
*Wikipedia's contrasting article on the principles of hard science fiction
*Rockwell's "Retroencabulator", a humorous example by actual engineers of how technobabble can create something almost comprehensible. (This is a video link.)
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Technology of the Twelve Colonies (TOS)

The technology of the Colonials is extremely advanced.
== Armament ==
Laser-based weapons dominate the weapons of the Colonials. From personal weapons (laser pistol, laser bola) to fighter craft (laser torpedo equipped s) to capitol ships (laser battery equipped battlestars), the Colonials primarily rely on lasers for their firepower ("Saga of a Star World," "The Man with Nine Lives").
== Communication ==
A handheld translator device, the languatron, facilitates communication with other species and cultures where the Colonial language is not spoken .
Other devices for communication between Warriors include the personal communicator, which also acts as a voice recorder .
== Computers and Drones ==
The Colonials use computers in every day life. Computers have a variety of uses, such as those for eduction , military, and retaining records. Some computers, such as C.O.R.A., are voice activated and have artificial intelligence .
Also, at the time of the fall of the Colonies, the Fleet was well advanced in cybernetics and robotics, creating drones such as Muffit II and even facsimiles of humans via their bio-robotics institutes . However, these drones are not programmed with artificial intelligence, for fear of creating another race of machines like the Cylons (Saga of a Star World). 
== Power ==
Power for electronic equipment is provided by devices known as energizers. These come in large units for starships, such as Galactica (Fire In Space), and also come in more portable units for civilian use .
== Vehicles ==
The main mode of transportation is space travel. The vast majority of the Fleet consists of sub-lightspeed capable, unarmed civilian craft. The most notable exception to this is , which is capable of moving at lightspeed . Transporting people to the ground is usually either accomplished using shuttles or in Viper fightercraft ("The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I,""Saga of a Star World").
Ground transportation is primarily accomplished with landrams. When conditions warrant, the arctic variant of the landram, the snowram, can be brought to bear ("Saga of a Star World," "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I").
Hover-mobiles are also likely a form of personal transportation. once commented to that, in his youth, he "hot-linked more hover-mobiles" than there were doors on (Fire In Space).
No known marine vessels exist.
== Notes ==
* In the non-canonical Galactica Discovers Earth novelization, "Galactican" technology is noted as being based on neither Newtonian nor Einsteinian principles.
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Ted Gehring

Ted Gehring (April 6, 1929—September 28, 2000) was an American character actor.
Gehring's extensive career in minor and supporting television roles began with the TV western, The Big Valley in 1965. Gehring's versatility in authority and antagonist roles, in addition to his gruff, sanguine appearance, provided him many other television guest roles in many genres, from westerns, science fiction, comedies, detective stories, spy stories, fantasy and more.
Gehring's prominent recurring television roles include a supporting role in the TV series Bonanza (starring Original Series actor Lorne Greene), Dallas and Little House on the Prairie.
Gehring appeared in many popular shows such as Star Trek ("Assignment: Earth"), Gunsmoke, B.J. and the Bear (created by Original Series executive producer Glen A. Larson), M*A*S*H, The Rockford Files, The A-Team (with Original Series star Dirk Benedict), and another Glen Larson show, The Fall Guy.
Gehring appeared in several TV miniseries, movies, and theatrical motion pictures, including The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1981), The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, Roots: The Next Generation, and as an auctioneer in the 1985 film, Murphy's Romance.
Gehring is one of the few actors who have appeared in both the original Battlestar Galactica and its spin-off, Galactica 1980. Gehring appeared as Croad in the Original Series episode, "The Long Patrol," and as a sheriff in the Galactica 1980 episode, "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II".
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Ted Hamaguchi

Ted Hamaguchi is the actor who portrayed 3rd Crewman and Helmsman in the Original Series episodes "The Living Legend, Part I," "The Living Legend, Part II" and "Take the Celestra".
Hamaguchi also starred in an episode of Wonder Woman.
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Teen Brawl Breaks Out at Little Tauron Eatery

Teen Brawl Breaks Out at Little Tauron Eatery is a The Caprican News article written by Adam Swiderski. It was printed in Ianuarius 17, YR42.
== Story ==
Patrons at the popular Little Tauron restaurant Connie's Place got a little something extra with their cherry pie and coffee yesterday afternoon when a fight broke out between two teenage boys. Eyewitnesses describe the fisticuffs as completely "sudden," happening with no warning and no sense of any rising tension between the two boys beforehand. 
"One minute, they were sitting and talking quietly, not drawing any attention to themselves. The next minute, they were beating the hell out of each other, with dishes and silverware going every which way," says an anonymous patron. 
"It was really vicious," says another patron. "Whatever it was, they weren't fighting over who's the better Pyramid team or who's better at New Cap City." 
"Both boys were wearing Athena Academy blazers," a witness said, and she thought she heard one teen call the other "Ben."
Authorities were dispatched but the teens had already gone. No one at the restaurant was injured.
== Notes ==
*One of the teenage boys mentioned in this story is obviously Ben Stark. The other would most likely be Keon Gatwick.
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