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Microcenton

Similar to millicenton, microcenton is used exclusively in an early episode, "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II".
Starbuck tells Apollo, that he is "switching off of you for a microcenton to scan ahead." Considering that the early use of the centon in the pilot episode is something closer to a week, the microcenton would be somewhere in the neighborhood of a half second, or one millionth of a week.
The term is superseded by micron.
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Micron

A micron is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to an Earth split second (specifically, 0.6 seconds). Its plural form is "microns". 
There are one hundred (100) microns, as opposed to sixty (60) Earth seconds, in one (1) centons.
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Mike

This disambiguation those articles named Mike.
* Mike Dopud, the actor who portrayed Gage in the Re-imagined Series, Sal in Caprica, and Deke Tornvald in Blood and Chrome.
* Mike Gibbons, a character mentioned in the Re-imagined Series episode "The Son Also Rises".
* Mike Kellin,the actor who portrayed John Stockton in Galactica 1980.
* Mike Leisen, the actor who portrayed Stewart Jaffee in the Re-imagined Series episode "A Day in the Life".
* Mike Mitchell, the actor and stuntman who portrayed a desperate man in the Miniseries.
Mike Dopud

Mike Dopud is an actor who portrayed three roles within the Re-imagined Series continuity. 
His first appearance is as Specialist Gage in the Re-imagined Series episodes "Pegasus," "Resurrection Ship, Part II," "The Oath," and "Blood on the Scales." Later, he played Sal, a television camerman at Atlas Arena in the Caprica episode "Apotheosis." He was later cast in the second Re-imagined Series prequel Blood and Chrome as Captain Deke "Minute Man" Tornvald. 
In addition to his work in Battlestar, he has had numerous appearances in other Vancouver-filmed science fiction series, most recently Stargate Universe as Varro, a former Lucian Alliance soldier on Destiny. His other Stargate roles included two roles in Stargate SG-1 (Colonel Chernovshev in "Full Alert" and Odai Ventrell in "Bounty") and as Kiryk in the Stargate Atlantis episode "Tracker." 
He was nominated in 2005 for a Taurus Award in "Best High Work" in the 2004 film, Walking Tall.
He was born in Montreal, Canada.
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Mike Gibbons

Sergeant Mike Gibbons was a non-commissioned officer of the Colonial Fleet.
In the personnel record of Kara Thrace, Gibbons initiated a complaint against Private Thrace during her pilot training for disobeying orders and not displaying the "proper amount of respect to all of her superior officers" .
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Mike Kellin

Mike Kellin (April 26, 1922-August 26, 1983) portrayed the chemical tycoon John Stockton in the Galactica 1980 episodes "The Super Scouts, Part I" and "The Super Scouts, Part II".
Kellin was one of a few actors in Hollywood working in multiple mediums simultaneously throughout the entirety of his career. In the course of his 34-years as an actor, he was a regular in television, in movies and on Broadway.
During World War II, he held the rank of Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy. After the war, he was admitted to Yale School of Drama This information comes from a biography written on IMDb. The information in the biography is uncited, and therefore should be treated with skepticism.. His experiences in the military during the war gained him a decisive advantage in the post-war entertainment industry, when the demand for movies and plays about the war was the highest. In 1949, only three years after the war ended, Kellin was on Broadway, as Staff Sergeant McVay in At War With the Army. He would work in 11 other Broadway productions throughout his career. Kellin recieved an Obie award in 1976 for his off-Broadway performance American Buffalo.
Kellin revisted the role of McVay with the movie release of At War With the Army in 1950, which starred Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Throughout his career, he would play supporting roles in a handful of other movies, such as Hurricane Smith, Lonelyhearts, The Mountain Road, Hell is for Heroes, and the remake of The Jazz Singer. 
Kellin's career in television was far more prolific. He did a number of guest spots on dozens of television shows from the 1950s to the 1980s, including Have Gun, Will Travel, Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Untouchables, Gunsmoke, The Twilight Zone, Naked City, Rawhide, Lost in Space and Starsky and Hutch.
Kellin worked up to the year of his death in 1983. He died of cancer in Nyack, New York.
==External Links==
*Mike Kellin on the Internet Broadway Database
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Mike Mayhew

Mike Mayhew is a comic book artist and illustrator who contributed cover artworks for Dynamite Entertainment's comic books related to the Original Series. 
His works stem back from 1993 with his work on illustrating various issues from DC Comics, with work on storytelling for Zorro and Vampirella. Later, he would venture into cover art, beginning with Marvel Comics' Mystique, Elektra, The Pulse and She-Hulk. 
His career spans over two decades, working on a variety of comic book lines in numerous capacities, including X-Men, Star Wars, Avengers and Justice League. 
== Battlestar Galactica comic book credits ==
* ("Cover A" artworks for all six issues)
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Mike Mitchell

Michael Anthony Mitchell is an stunt coordinator, stuntman, actor and director.
Mitchell's involvement with the Re-imagined Series began as stunt coordinator for the Miniseries. He portrayed a uncredited desperate man trying to get off of in the lottery scene .
Mitchell provided stunt coordination in all Season 1 episodes, as well as Season 2 episodes "Fragged" and "The Farm".
Mitchell's stuntwork filmography is massive, with over 80 theatrical film credits as stunt coordinator or stunt double in movies and television shows including Bicentennial Man, I, Robot, Dark Angel, X-Men 2 (directed by past Battlestar continuation project co-producer Bryan Singer), X-Men: The Last Stand, Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.
Mitchell also has credits as a second unit or assistant director for the TV series Dark Angel as well as the movies Painkiller Jane and Underfunded.
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Miksa Burian

Miksa BurianThis information comes from this page from the Quorum agenda in "Colonial Day". is the Quorum of Twelve delegate elected to represent Aquarion after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. 
Burian votes for Tom Zarek to be Roslin's vice president .
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Mildred

Mildred is a resident of New York City, New York, Earth. She is an acquaintance of Shirley and Norman Blore, the mother of Sammy, and is Arnie's sister.
While riding in Norman's car with Cylons Andromus and Centuri, Shirley notes to Norman that Mildred would "love to see these two".
Norman expresses an extremely low opinion of Mildred. During the car ride, Mildred is "so desperate for a husband [that] she once proposed to a mugger in Central Park," which Shirley quickly claims wasn't true and notes that such a thing was terrible to say. After this exchange, she looks back at Centuri who subsequently and peculiarly nods from the back seat .
She is in attendance at the Halloween party hosted at Arnie's apartment in The Town House. As Shirley predicts, Mildred and Arnie are impressed by Centuri's "costume". However, the Cylons reveal themselves to be a threat to them when Arnie's house is set ablaze. While everyone manages to evacuate the apartment, her son, Sammy, runs into the burning room to search for his dog, Skippy. Troy manages to save both the boy and the dog, and she later claims at the Bellevue Hospital Center that she owes Troy her son's life for the act, much to the chagrin of Air Force Colonel Briggs .
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FLAG OFFICERS 	FLAG OFFICERS 	FLAG OFFICERS
Commander 	General 	Commander Adama Under martial law Adama is the Supreme Commander of the remaining Rag-tag Fleet .
Commander 	Lieutenant General 	Commander Xaviar
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS	COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 	COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Colonel 	Colonel 	Colonel Boomer
Captain 	Captain 	Captain Troy, Captain Kanon
Lieutenant 	Lieutenant 	Dillon, Briton, Nash, Dante, Starbuck, Boomer
==See Also==
* Military Ranks (RDM) - Ranks from the Re-imagined Series.
* Military Ranks (TOS) - Ranks from the Original Series.
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Milky Way

The Milky Way galaxy is the name given by the humans on Earth to their home galaxy.
The Super Scouts apparently know specific information regarding the galaxy; an older male Super Scout corrects Marcy by saying that the number of stars is 114 billion, and not the 110 billion she mentions during her presentation .
== Notes ==
* There is some confusion as to whether or not the Cyrannus galaxy is in fact the same as the Milky Way. 
* As of early 2006, the Milky Way galaxy is estimated to contain 200 million stars. This number may be expected to double in size, if small stars predominate.
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Miller (RDM)

: For other people with the same name, see: Miller.
Miller is a native of Aerilon. 
According to Gaius Baltar's brother, he doesn't give him any money for tractor parts because he would likely spend it on a card game, betting on the Caprica Buccaneers, or "the Miller's daughter," insinuating that she is a prostitute (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1).
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Miller (TOS)

: For other people with the same name, see: Miller.
Miller is a member of 's core command crew.
Miller experiences a mental breakdown at his station, apparently receiving visions regarding the evil nature of the Somnians, and is removed from core command by (Prison of Souls, Part 1).
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Millicenton

The term millicenton is used almost exclusively in "Saga of a Star World" and "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I" and Part II. 
In "Saga of a Star World," tells Apollo that their landram would intersect with the tylium mine in 24 millicentons (or roughly 2 hours). They are to check in with each other every four millicentons.
In "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I," Adama tells his guests that they have been "gorging ourselves on this delicious food for nigh on three 
millicentons, waiting" for Apollo's wedding proposal. Later, Starbuck tells Apollo he is going to wait one millicenton before proceeding to 
enter the Void.
== Notes ==
*Considering that the early use of the centon in the pilot episode is something closer to a week, the millicenton would be somewhere in the neighborhood of ten minutes, or 1/1000 of a week.
*The millicenton makes a belated appearance in "The Living Legend, Part II" when Sheba tells the Gamoray landing team that "we've got millicentons to get in and out."
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*List of terms (TOS)
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Milo

Milo is a boy who works aboard Hitei Kan following the Second Exodus. 
Nearing the age of 12, he helps in sabotaging the refinery ship by hiding pressure relief seals vital to the processing equipment, which later turn up as a result of Cabott and Xeno Fenner's arrest .
== Notes ==
* It is inferred that he is the son of a worker aboard Hitei Kan.
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Mineral Ship

The mineral ship is a craft in the Fleet capable of mining and planetary landing.
Commander orders the landing of mineral ships on Carillon in order to begin extracting tylium . 
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* In the Re-imagined Series, its contemporary is Majahual.
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Mining ship

A mining ship is a ship designed to extract raw metals and minerals. There are severalBased on dialog in the opening of "Home, Part I," there is certainly more than one. Later in that episode, another can clearly be seen to have remained with Galactica while Monarch is in orbit of . According to SciFi.com, at least one of these is a Tauron-registered craft. in the Fleet, including the Monarch and Majahual, which serve a vital role in mining tylium and other ores.
Mining ships are very hot, dirty, cramped vessels that are not suitable as a refuge for passengers.
Mining ships have a very limited refining ability. Because of this, mining ships work in concert with a refinery ship, which handles the bulk of the mineral processing.
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Miniseries DVD

There are various DVD versions for the Miniseries of the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, most notably:
* Battlestar Galactica - Miniseries (Region 1 DVD) Released in the United States and Canada
* Battlestar Galactica - Miniseries (Region 2 DVD) Released in the United Kingdom
* Battlestar Galactica - Miniseries (Region 4 DVD) Released in Australia
Minotaur

== Background ==
The Minotaur warship is a testament to the pragmatic nature of the Aerilan people; you build a ship, give it plenty of armour, and fit every other spare inch with guns.
It is a cost-effective fixture for fleet groups looking to bulk up their firepower.
== Gallery ==
File:BSGD - Minotaur Concept.jpg|Minotaur Concept from Forge Studios
File:BSGD Mesh Concept.jpg|Minotaur Mesh Concept from Forge Studios
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== Navigation ===
FTL Cooldown: 4 turns.
* Speed: 130 m/s (182 m/s Boost Thruster, 106.6 m/s +/- 4 Posture)
* Turn rate: 60 degrees per turn. (36 Boost Thruster, 48 +/-4 Posture)
* Pitch/Yaw rate: 100% (59% Boost Thruster, 80% +/- 4 Posture)
* Ship hull size: 3
=== Hull/Armour/Engineering ===
* Hull: 105
** Left: 75 (Armoury)
** Right: 75 (Armoury)
** Front: 60 (Tech Bay)
** Rear: 45 (Navigation)
** Top: 60 (Fire Control)
** Bottom: 75 (Engineering)
* 20% Damage reduction (16% +4 Posture, 24% -4 Posture)
* 100% Subsystem Repair (84% +4 Posture, 116% -4 Posture)
=== Fire Control Systems ===
6x Medium Turret mounted left.
* Range: 5250 (4500-6000)
* Rate of fire: Low
* Accuracy: Medium (Low - Medium)
* Damage: 1
6x Medium Turret mounted right.
* Range: 5250 (4500-6000)
* Rate of fire: Low
* Accuracy: Medium (Low - Medium)
* Damage: 1
2x Heavy Turret mounted front
* Range: 5250 (4500-6000)
* Rate of fire: Very Low
* Accuracy: Very Low (Very Low - Low)
* Damage: 3
6x Heavy Turret mounted on top.
* Range: 5250 (4500-6000)
* Rate of fire: Very Low
* Accuracy: Very Low (Very Low - Low)
* Damage: 3
6x Heavy Turret mounted on bottom.
* Range: 5250 (4500-6000)
* Rate of fire: Very Low
* Accuracy: Very Low (Very Low - Low)
* Damage: 3
=== Tech/Armoury ===
* DRADIS range: 5000m (4100m - 5900m)
* Firewall regen: 6.0/s (4.9/s +4 Posture, 7.1/s -4 Posture)
* Marine Armour: 40 (32 - 48)
* Marine Strength: 150 (135 +4 Posture, 165 -4 Posture)
=== Veterancy ===
* Level 1: +5% Turret Accuracy
* Level 2: +10% Turret Accuracy, +15% Yaw Control
* Level 3: +15% Turret Accuracy, +35% Yaw Control
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Miri

Miri is the oldest daughter of Megan on the planet Attila; she is the most level-headed one in the family.
Necessitated by her mother's death at Cylon hands the beautiful, maturing woman assumes the role of mother to her younger siblings Ariadne, Robus and Nilz: Miri cares for them by teaching, feeding and protecting them. Miri has also to spent a lot of efforts on keeping her elder brother Kyle under control. She fights fairly often against the Cylon "tin cans". It helps her that she can move faster through the jungle-like forests of Attila than the Cylon centurions by riding unicorn-like creatures. 
When crash-lands on the planet, she and her siblings manage to liberate and take care of the injured Warrior. Miri takes an interest in the warrior; however, her hopes are shattered by the spiteful Kyle, who forces her to place a note in the Cylon-occupied castle arranging an exchange of the Warrior for her father Megan. Starbuck, with some assistance from the love-struck Miri, manages to convince Kyle otherwise.
They quickly plan an assault on the castle as well as an escape plan to get Megan out of Cylon hands. Miri and Starbuck manage to liberate her father from Specter, the devious IL-series commander, and eventually defeat the Cylons themselves.
She stays behind on Attila, much to the disappointment of Starbuck, who says she would have broken the hearts of many warriors on .
== Notes ==
*Interestingly enough, Star Trek had a Miri in the episode "Miri" that was much similar to Battlestar's Miri. Trek's Miri had a similar relationship to Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner), but it was considerably toned down than the events depicted in "The Young Lords," due to Miri being played by vixen Audrey Landers and the time period (1978-79). Additionally the situations that both Miris were placed in were quite similar, with both being considerably level-headed and managing to help the leads of both series with their respective mission—survival. 
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Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack

Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack is a re-edited version of the Original Series episodes "The Living Legend" (Part I & II) and "Fire in Space". It was released theatrically in Europe and features some scenes that differ from the originally aired episodes, including a different introductory narration. A region 2 DVD of the film was released on 6 August 2007.
== Notes ==
*There is a major plot hole due to the mixing of separate episodes: When Starbuck and Apollo mention that Cain is violating orders by attacking the Cylon basestars, it doesn't make sense because the scene in which Adama orders Cain to turn back was cut.
*All scenes and dialogue relating to Cassiopeia's relationship with Starbuck are omitted which only serves to make the Cassiopeia/Cain subplot less interesting.
*The scenes involving Sheba's injury during the Cylon attack on the Pegasus are also omitted. When Cain tells Sheba to take a shuttle back to Galactica, her refusal is edited out, so we get the impression that she did what he asked. This was apparently done because Sheba appears uninjured in the Fire In Space episode and thus could not be sidelined with a severe injury if the story was to hold up.
*Another change is that when Baltar orders Lucifer to recall their Cylon raiders in order to protect him from the Pegasus, Lucifer tells Baltar that they are having problems communicating with their fighters. Thus, the Cylon raiders are not recalled and wind up launching a suicidal attack against Galactica (which is where the Fire In Space episode begins).
* When the Pegasus takes on the two Cylon basestars, the footage of the Cylons inside the basestar command center is taken from The Hand of God.
*A different sound effect is used for the engines of the Cylon raiders.
* A version of this movie in PAL format was released in Germany, under the title Mission Galactica: Angriff der Zylonen.
To read a review of this telemovie, click here.
For more Galactica telemovies, see TV movies
==External links==
*Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack at Amazon.co.uk
*The closing moments of Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack on YouTube. Notable for how poorly edited it is.
*IMDb Entry
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Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (Region 2 DVD)

==Summary==
Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack is a re-edited, movie version of the Original Series episodes "The Living Legend" (Part I & II) and "Fire in Space".
==Notes==
*There is a major plot hole due to the mixing of separate episodes: When Starbuck and Apollo mention that Cain is violating orders by attacking the Cylon basestars, it doesn't make sense because the scene in which Adama orders Cain to turn back was cut.
*All scenes and dialogue relating to Cassiopeia's relationship with Starbuck are omitted which only serves to make the Cassiopeia/Cain subplot less interesting.
*The scenes involving Sheba's injury during the Cylon attack on the Pegasus are also omitted. When Cain tells Sheba to take a shuttle back to Galactica, her refusal is edited out, so we get the impression that she did what he asked. This was apparently done because Sheba appears uninjured in the Fire In Space episode and thus could not be sidelined with a severe injury if the story was to hold up.
*Another change is that when Baltar orders Lucifer to recall their Cylon raiders in order to protect him from the Pegasus, Lucifer tells Baltar that they are having problems communicating with their fighters. Thus, the Cylon raiders are not recalled and wind up launching a suicidal attack against Galactica (which is where the Fire In Space episode begins).
* When the Pegasus takes on the two Cylon basestars, the footage of the Cylons inside the basestar command center is taken from The Hand of God.
*A different sound effect is used for the engines of the Cylon raiders.
==Special Features==
==External Links==
*Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack at Amazon.co.uk
*Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack at Play.com
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Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (Region 4 DVD)

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Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack is a re-edited, movie version of the Original Series episodes "The Living Legend" (Part I & II) and "Fire in Space".
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