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Adama (TOS alternate reality)

Adama is the final president of the before the , and the leader of the resultant Colonial Resistance in an alternate reality.
== Early Life ==
Marrying , they begat a family of three children: their firstborn son , followed by their only daughter and their lastborn son .
Much of his life mirrors , with exception of a noted divergence: Adama served on the battlestar , leaving the service after being passed over for his own command. Taking his talents into the diplomatic corps, he ascended to the presidency of the Quorum of Twelve, becoming influenced by , and to whom Apollo became an aide. 
Having dissuaded his sons from military service, Zac became a pilot in the merchant fleet, and Athena married her childhood sweetheart, ().
== Destruction of Man ==
As president of the Quorum, he was lured by Baltar into the false promise of peace with their mortal enemy, the . As a result of succumbing to this betrayal, he loses his entire family; his old friend, Commander , saves the wounded Adama from the battlestar he and Ila traveled upon before the ship's destruction.
With no known battlestars surviving this decisive strike—for the Colonial Fleet never had a battlestar named —Adama uses his influence to assemble survivors into a resistance group, operating from a planet nicknamed Cache (Q-Cache 7202) ().
== Renewed Resistance ==
Using low-profile guerrilla warfare tactics, Adama and his lieutenants, and , build a force that strategically harasses the Cylons. Adama's reticence for a stronger, bolder offensive conflict that his lieutenants advocate is upset by the appearance of , originating from a universe where exists—but is temporally displaced due to the destabilization of 's temporal battery (—).
This different Apollo convinces Adama and the resistance to change its tactics, culminating into a final conflict where Adama exacts vengeance against Baltifer, absconds with his baseship, and is able to lend pivotal assistance in saving Apollo's Galactica from destruction using time warp engines ( & ). 
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Adama (battlestar)

Adama is the Earth-built battlestar constructed in cooperation between the Colonial survivors and the United Nations. 
It is constructed in a shipyard located in Guymon, Oklahoma, United States of America as no other Colonial craft survived the Battle for Earth; it is the only ship of its kind due to the limited resources on Earth. It is named after Commander Troykus Adama, who sacrificed his life in a suicide-run against Omega-Monthu, Baltar's (Galactica 1980 #4).
== Notes ==
* The ship bears a striking and deliberate resemblance to the Re-imagined Series' Galactica.
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Adamant

== Background ==
The Adamant-class carrier, designed by Sinon Quade, the architect of the Jupiter-class battlestar over a decade before the outbreak of the Cylon War, became the cornerstone of the Colonial Fleet during the outbreak of the First Cylon War.
What it lacked in speed, it made up with its constant presence and firepower. It is unclear if any Adamant class vessels survived up to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
==Game Abilities & Statistics==
=== Navigation ===
* FTL Cooldown: 4 turns.
* Speed: 150 m/s (210 m/s Boost Thruster, 123 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: 80
** Left: 60 (Engineering)
** Right: 60 (Engineering)
** Front: 30 (Hangar)
** Rear: 60 (Navigation)
** Top: 60 (Fire Control)
** Bottom: 60 (Tech Bay)
* 20% Damage reduction (16% +4 Posture, 24% -4 Posture)
* 100% Subsystem Repair (84% +4 Posture, 116% -4 Posture)
=== Fire Control Systems ===
1x Munition slot, 4 turn cooldown.
Munition salvo size: 100% (116% +4 Posture, 84% - 4 Posture)
4x Light Turret mounted left
* Range: 5000 (4200-5800)
* Rate of fire: High
* Accuracy: Medium (Low - High)
* Damage: 0.5
4x Light Turret mounted right
* Range: 5000 (4200-5800)
* Rate of fire: High
* Accuracy: Medium (Low - High)
* Damage: 0.5
=== 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: 100 (82 +4 Posture, 118 -4 Posture)
=== Squadrons/Hangar ===
1x Squadron slot
* +20 Evade
* 3 Second launch delay
* 100% Squadron repair (80% +4 Posture, 120% -4 Posture)
=== Veterancy ===
* Level 1: +3% Damage Reduction
* Level 2: +6% Damage Reduction, +5% Turret Accuracy
* Level 3: +10% Damage Reduction, +10% Turret Accuracy
==Notable Ships==
== Gallery ==
File:Alan-blackwell-adamant-top-01.jpg|Base model by Anthony Carriero
File:BSGD - Adamant Concept.jpg|Adamant texture from Forge Studios
File:BSGD - Adamant Mesh Concept.jpg|Adamant concept from Forge Studios
==Notes==
Alan Blackwell worked with Black Lab Games on the concept art for Battlestar Galactica - Deadlock. Most of the work consisted of taking flat 2D renders and turning them into fully 3D concept imagesAlan Blackwell's Artstation page https://alanb.artstation.com/projects/LN865#top. His work included the Adamant Frigate.
==References==
== External Links ==
"Complete Ship Statistics" by Sir Wagglepuss III via StreamCommunity.com
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Adamastache

The Adamastache is the facial hair adorning Admiral William Adama's upper lip. 
== Overview ==
The Adamastache first appears to us in "Scattered," where it was revealed that Adama wore it during his civilian career. It appears again after the one-year jump in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II" but meets an untimely demise at the beginning of Season Three in the episode "Exodus, Part II". While the shaving of the Adamastache was possibly symbolic of a new beginning for the Colonies, we also learn through flashbacks in the episode "Unfinished Business" that Adama wasted no time in reacquiring the Adamastache, growing it within a month of arrival at New Caprica. As such, it was party to a "laid-back" Adama and possibly played a role in the alleged nookie between the Admiral and Laura Roslin on New Caprica.
A photograph of with an Adamastache can be seen in "The Son Also Rises". Given the Adamastache's apparent ability to be mysteriously resurrected after being killed by shaving, and the obvious presence of more than one copy of it, the moustache may very well be the final Cylon model.
A moustache has historically indicated the man wearing it was a soldier. As Galactica and Pegasus had jumped away from the civilians, Adama's role during the time immediately before he shaved it was purely military. Though clearly he didn't originally grow it to symbolize that he was solely a military man without the civilian population, shaving it could still serve as a sign that, with civil authority restored, he is again bound by more than military objectives. Also, it helped get the nookie when he didn't see Roslin so often, but, now that they interact professionally and frequently once more, it is no longer needed.
Not to be confused with Adama's Stash.
==Notes==
* "الرجل بلا شنب كالقط بلا ذنب" - "A man without moustache is like a cat without a tail." - Arabic Saying
* "Don't point that beard at me, it might go off" - Groucho Marx
* "Kissing a man without a mustache is like eating an egg without salt." - Rudyard Kipling
* "The love of democracy is that of moustache." - Charles de Montesquieu
* "Veni, vidi, moustache." - Julius Caesar
* "Ich bin ein moustache!" - John F. Kennedy
== Behind the scenes ==
* It should be noticed that Edward James Olmos, who never had a stand-in for the Adamastache, switched regularly from Adamastache bearer to non bearer during his acting career.
==See also==
* Baltar's Sexy Treason Stubble
* Tyrol's Beard of Organized Labor
* Tigh's Guerilla Booze-Catcher
* Adama's Glare
==External links==
* Semiotics of Shaving: Beards in Battlestar Galactica An essay discussing the symbolism of facial hair in BSG
* Adamastache on MySpace
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Adar (TOS)

Adar is President of the Colonies, leader of the at the time of the decimation of the Twelve Colonies of Man, as well as commander of the .
 deceives him into embracing the façade of a forthcoming peace with the Cylon Empire. Adar holds back his guard despite repeated warnings from Commander on , who warns of possible Cylon treachery. As a result, only Galactica is prepared sufficiently to fight off a massive Cylon Raider force that attacks the unprepared Colonial fleet. Adar laments, too late, on the horrific discovery that the peace effort was all a front for the Cylon's final strike against humanity.
Adar perishes when attack the unprepared Atlantia at , destroying all other battlestars at the conference, save Galactica .
== Notes ==
*The word "Adar" comes from the name of the 12th month of the Hebrew year.
*Unlike Adar's Re-imagined Series counterpart, Adar's role as President of the Colonies is not refilled upon his death by any character in the Original Series, at least technically. The vacuum left by Adar's death, however, has been filled by , who leads the Fleet under martial law.
* According to Encyclopedia Galactica, a non-canonical piece of merchandise published in 1979:
: Adar was born to a peasant family from , he is described as a "brilliant child" who "took First Honors from the Institute of Diplomacy". After graduating, Adar initially sought to organize the colonies into a more effective political body, and so became a staff assistant to the . He became disillusioned by the "internal bickering that characterized the Council at the time," prompting his return to Virgon to enter politics there, becoming the leader of the Pan-Colonial Unification Movement after several yahren of involvement with this party. The Unification Movement sought to create a central government for the Colonies and a negotiated settlement of the Thousand-Yahren War. It succeeded in doing so, resulting in Colonial victories over the Cylons, which itself lead way to the Colonials believing more in the efficacy of a peace accord with their enemies.
: During his life, he is described as a "selfless, ascetic, driven man" living "only for his work," and as such never married and "indifferent to all recreational pleasures," including Ambrosa. 
: At the time of his death at the Battle of Cimtar, he was 202 yahrens-old.
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Adar (TOS alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of the Original Series from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Berkley novelizations ==
Adar, a Sagitarian, began his career in politics some two or three decadesThe book states that was merely 2 years old at the time Adar runs for the minor political office on Sagitara. Further, Zac's age at the time of the Battle of Cimtar, according to the book, is 23. before the Battle of Cimtar with his run for a minor political office. 
Upon entering politics, he aimed to end the Cylon war and wrestle control of it away from the corrupt politicians, and were great friends of both and Ila. He shared many of the same literary and cultural interests as Ila, but even those similarities were not enough to maintain their friendship as he became bogged down in the realities of politics and lost his optimism, to the point where he was merely using his friendship with Adama to strategise on how to deal with the military (Battlestar Galactica TOS pilot novelization).
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
Adar is the President of the Twelve Colonies of Man prior and leading up to the events of the Battle of Cimtar. 
In 7346, during reign as Aeries councilor on the , Adar has Colonel removed from the Quorum in light of Lieutenant freeing Ensign from false imprisonment aboard the Aerian Administration Hub (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 3).
When Starbuck presents McKintosh's incriminating information on Osiris's activities the night that Umbra fell, Osiris briefly takes Adar hostage and demands a shuttle. Starbuck saves Adar's life by mortally wounding Osiris, which leads to a prescient self-realization that "I really do seem to have a terrible judge of character." 
Following this, Adar celebrates by promoting Starbuck and Apollo to Lieutenant and Captain respectively, reinstating Commander Adama's position in the Quorum, and installing Baltar in Osiris's vacant spot (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 4). 
== Marvel Comics ==
Adar is the last president of the who is misled by into a false peace proposal, despite the cautionary protests of Commander .
Adar is destroyed aboard the during the ().
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Adena

Adena is a passenger ship within the known for its complement of socialators.
In , passengers aboard Adena join the swelling ranks of Fleet denizens who caused civil unrest regarding the leadership void following 's death.
Following the destruction of , Adena is selected as the new Forge ship by the . 
== Notes ==
* While a ship called Edina is briefly mentioned in , nothing exists to either confirm or deny that Adena is meant to be this same vessel.
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Adriatic

Adriatic is a civilian ship in the fleet that escaped the Cylon destruction of the Twelve Colonies. It is the only known civilian vessel to be armed.
Shortly after the discovery of , Adriatic joins Roslin's fleet that jumps to the planet to find the road map to Earth. It is in weapons range of Kara Thrace and her party's stolen Cylon Heavy Raider when it returns from , though it does not fire . Adriatic and other ships of Roslin's fleet are reunited with those that remained loyal to William Adama and . 
After the fleet is stopped by a great star cluster that puts out immense amounts of stellar radiation, the senior staff decide that the best way to proceed is to shepherd the civilian ships to the other side by using hardened Colonial Raptors, which will be able to "see" for the blinded civilian crews. Adriatric is among the vessels chosen for outbound trip 1, along with Zephyr, Chrion, Pyxis, Cybele, Thera Sita, and Enkidu, and is escorted by Raptor 118, piloted by Brendan Costanza. After offloading non-crucial civilians to Galactica, the vessels proceed. However, Adriatic is lost when Costanza fails to locate it in the cluster and is forced to jump to the next waypoint to avoid radiation poisoning .
==Notes==
*Adriatic is never explicitly seen on screen, but it is presumed to be one of the ships in the above screenshot, and through the process of elimination, it is either the Astral Queen type in the middle, or the Defender type at the top left.
*Adriatic appears to be named after the Adriatic Sea, an arm of the Mediterranean Sea that separates Italy from the Balkan peninsula on Earth.
*In addition to the body of water, the White Star Line named two of its vessels Adriatic, one entering service in 1871 and the other in 1907.
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Adrien Bauer

Adrien Bauer was a lab assistant of Gaius Baltar with whom he worked with for three years on . He is Gemenese and Baltar got him a visa to work or live on Caprica. Baltar also introduced Bauer to his wife and was godfather to their first child. 
Baltar finds a picture of Adrien Bauer in the memorial hallway while being escorted to the airlock by Laura Roslin and Marines threatening to execute him .
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Adulteress 58

Adulteress 58 was the fifty-eighth prisoner on the prison planetoid Proteus who was not an exception to the rest of the prison caste: intoxicated and irritable. When , who was captured on another planetoid with a stolen booty of ambrosa, insisted to the prisoners that "Starbuck" was his real name, she inquired as to what "Starbuckin'" was. 
She, along with her other prisoners, produced ambrosa for the Colonial Warriors as a means of patriotic prison labor. They were, according to their enforcers, aiding the war effort in this manner.
She was also one of the first of the Proteus prisoners to revolt against their enforcers after Starbuck revealed that the had destroyed the . 
== Origin of "Adulteress" ==
All prisoners at Proteus were named after their crime (or the crime of their parents); as time went on, they apparently numbered the prisoners for identification purposes (e.g. crime, then number).
Her ancestor, apparently, was one who adulterated, perhaps an Aerian version of a Socialator. 
==Notes==
* Adultery is strictly and historically defined as consensual sexual intercourse between a married woman and a man other than her lawful husband. Historically, the intercourse of a married man with a single woman is not accounted as adultery, but philandery. In modern times, this has been folded into the definition of adultery.
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Advanced Raider

The Advanced Raider is an uprated variant of the Cylon Raider. Faster and better armored than the standard Raider, it is armed with two forward firing energy weapons (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
* This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
== Related Imagery ==
File:Battlestar_1_8.jpg|Official wallpaper.
File:File 947896.jpg|Official concept art.
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Advertisements for Galactica 1980

See also Advertisements for the Original Series
This is a compilation of various advertisements for Galactica 1980.
== TV Series ==
=== Galactica Discovers Earth ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_Galactica_Discovers_Earth_1.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_Galactica_Discovers_Earth_2.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
=== The Super Scouts ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_The_Super_Scouts.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_The_Super_Scouts_2.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
=== The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_The_Night_the_Cylons_Landed.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
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Advertisements for the Original Series

This is a compilation of various advertisements for the Original Series.
== TV Series ==
===Saga of a Star World===
File:TV Guide Ad.jpg|TV Guide ad for Saga of a Star World.
=== The Young Lords ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_The_Young_Lords.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
=== War of the Gods ===
File:Frank Frazetta - War of the Gods - Part 1.jpg|Promo for "War of the Gods, Part I" from 1978 TV Guide. Artwork by Frank Frazetta. Scans provided by Christopher Mills at Space: 1970.
File:Frank Frazetta - War of the Gods - Part 2.jpg|Promo for "War of the Gods, Part II" from 1978 TV Guide. Artwork by Frank Frazetta. Scans provided by Christopher Mills at Space: 1970.
=== Greetings From Earth ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_Greetings_from_Earth.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
=== Baltar's Escape ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_Baltar's_Escape.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
=== The Man with Nine Lives ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_The_Man_with_Nine_Lives.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
=== Take the Celestra! ===
File:TV_Guide_Advertisement_-_Take_the_Celestra!.jpg|Promo from TV Guide.
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Aelotol

Aelotol is a costly drug used to surpress sickness due to nitrassium exposure. 
Aelotol is a drug administered orally in pill-form. It is dispensed by the Sagittaron's public care clinic to people such as Karen Zarek, who suffer from the effects of nitrassium exposure.
Jerome Zarek is killed by Colonial Marines while attempting to illegally secure additional quantities of this drug from the Sagittaron City Pharmacy (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1). 
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Aerian Administration Hub

The Aerian Administration Hub is a space station around the colony Aeries in 7346.
Councilor oversaw his business dealings and other matters from this locale, alongside his aide, . 
As an Administration Hub, access to the famed Aeries datanet was a key factor, allowing Diana to intercept Boomer's attempts to use the datanet to decode McKintosh's incriminating information regarding Osiris dealings with the Cylons in relation to the attack on Umbra in 7322.
After various unsuccessful attempts to kill over this incriminating information, Osiris invites Starbuck aboard in an attempt to assess the threat personally. After discovering that Starbuck was indeed a threat, Diana uses a glass with Starbuck's DNA along with a half-smoked fumerello to frame the Warrior for the murder of a scorned ex-girlfriend (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 2).
After Starbuck is arrested on fabricated charges and incarcerated aboard the Hub, Baltar allows the use of Penance to trojan horse both and 's Viper into the Hub, allowing Apollo to rescue Starbuck before he is transferred to a place "off the map," and thus likely to never be seen again. 
The Warriors blast away Penance hull plates, escaping from the Hub in their Vipers (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 3).
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Aerian merchant code

The Aerian merchant code is a form of cryptography in use by merchants for at least 700 yahren prior to the fall of the Colonies. 
While the Aerian merchant code is apparently known to most units, the computer program used by to discipher the code does not factor in merchant codes. This continues to be the case until Cassiopeia informs that the coded transmissions that Galactica receives from Recon Viper 1 are, in fact, human in origin, and not as initially assumed.
Robber informs and that the code was passed down from his Original Sinner, who was an Aerian robber .
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Aerilon (alternate)

: For the canonical version of this colony, see: Aerilon.
Aerilon is one of the Twelve Colonies. 
Much like its canonical counterpart in the television series, Aerilon is an agricultural colony where Gaius Baltar grew up (Battlestar Galactica: Origins). 
Transit to and from this colony is provided, at least in part, by Aerilon Lines (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4)
== Natives ==
* Bernard Baltar
* Gaius Baltar
* Vanessa Baltar
* Miller and daughter
* Verheiden
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