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Luna Three

Luna Three, known by its denizens as "Cold Hell," is a Colonial prison and labor camp. It is one of the most notorious prisons for the Twelve Colonies, consisting of some 1300 people, 1100 of whom are prisoners.
In existence for at least two decades, the moon-bound labor camp is completely self-enclosed, as conditions outside of the environmentally controlled buildings are harsh. It is divided into two main facilities: the mining facility, where the prisoners (called "stumps") work, and the main building that houses the cells and other areas.
Thirteen years prior to the Fall of the Colonies, Benedict Mason, Duby, and Tom Zarek are sent here along with nine other prisoners from the Tauron prison run by Dr. Sara Freeman. At the time, Warden Purdue is the official overseer at the time of Zarek's incarceration, however the prison was mainly run by the inmates underneath one powerful prisoner. 
When Zarek arrives, he is beaten by fellow prisoners at the behest of Purdue, thus serving as a lesson of the brutality one may experience on Luna Three. Later, Zarek is brought to Jason Melton, who is the leader of the prisoners. However, that leadership is short-lived as Zarek ascends to that position, thanks to Nixon Kinlow who kills Melton. 
As part of a subsequent arrangement between Zarek and Purdue, an increase in education programs, better food, and a higher standard of medical care is implemented (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 3).
Two years prior to the Fall, Darja Purat is held prior to his escape orchestrated by Christa Nolan (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
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Lunar

Please select a specific reference for the term lunar and like terms:
* Luna Three, a prison camp that Tom Zarek and Darja Purat are inmates of in the Dynamite Comics series.
* Lunar Avion, the ship Michael and Sarah use to escape to Paradeen in "Greetings From Earth".
* Lunar colonies, the many colonies of Terra.
* Lunar One, one of the Terra colonies, where Charlie Watts serves on before it is captured by the Eastern Alliance.
* Lunar Seven, the Lunar colony that Michael, Sarah, and their children originally hail from.
Lunar Avion

The Lunar Avion is a Terran shuttlecraft. Sarah Fowler and Michael use it to escape from Lunar Seven, hoping to make it to Paradeen .
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*The model for the Lunar Avion looks remarkably like that of Ranger 3, Buck Rogers' space shuttle, from the 1979 Buck Rogers motion picture.
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Lunar Seven

Lunar Seven is a Terran colony.
The atmospheric pressure on Lunar Seven is approximately one-fifth the standard pressure of the Twelve Colonies. The colonists selected for Lunar Seven were genetically altered to adapt them to the lower pressure.
Michael, Sarah Fowler, and their children escape from here in Lunar Avion after the colony is taken over by the Eastern Alliance .
== Notes ==
* "Lunar Seven" may also be spelled "Luna Seven" as shown on the readout of Adama's computer journal in the episode "Baltar's Escape". This may be to prevent it from being related to Earth's moon.
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Lyla Ellway

Lyla "Shark" Ellway is an ECO assigned to the battlestar Pegasus circa .
She serves as ECO of Raptor 718 during a Raptor training exercise.
After Raptor 718 and Raptor 314 respond to a false distress signal, all four pilots, including Ellway, are killed .
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Lyman

Please choose a specific reference for the name Lyman:
* James Lyman, a former deckhand on Galactica, also known as "Jammer".
* Dorothy Lyman, the actress who portrayed Socrata Thrace in the Re-imagined Series episode "Maelstrom".
* Lyman Ward, the actor who portrayed Karibdis in the Original Series episode "Murder on the Rising Star".
Lymari Nadal

Lymari Nadal (born 11 February 1978 in Ponce, Puerto Rico) is an American actress and the third wife of Edward James Olmos at the time of the Re-imagined Series' production.
Nadal has a minor role as Giana, a refugee from , in the Miniseries. She later reprised the role in the coda film The Plan.
While her appearance in the Miniseries was brief, Nadal earned an award nomination for her work as Eve in Ridley Scott's 2007 biographical crime film American Gangster opposite Denzel Washington.
Nadal married Olmos in 2001 and separated in 2013, noting that Olmos is "a wonderful man and we have had a wonderful relationship" and that "he is like a father to my daughter." Sometime between that time and 2017, she began dating Bill Cameron of American Fidelity, who later assisted her in her humanitarian efforts in Puerto Rico during the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
She relocated to Oklahoma City sometime around 2013, after acting in a handful of roles between 2001 and 2016. 
She has a Masters Degree in Chemistry from the University of Puerto Rico. 
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Lynn Colliar

Lynn Colliar is the actress who portrayed Delice Jackson in Caprica "Reins of a Waterfall."
Born in Scotland, Colliar was raised in British Columbia, eventually holding a biology degree from Simon Fraiser University. She began a career change by becoming a member of the journalism program at the British Columbia Institue of Technology, and then began in 1991 as a news writer covering the crime beat. For Colliar's production of "A Shred of Evidence," she received an Excellence in News Reporting award by the British Columbia Association of Broadcasters.
Since 1998, she anchored the Morning News for Global BC and has appeared in a few genre productions, including the Watchmen film and the pilot for the Flash Gordon television series.
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* Lynn Colliar biography at Global BC
* Lynn Colliar on Twitter
MAGLEV Memorial Ceremony to be held in Apollo Park

MAGLEV Memorial Ceremony to be held in Apollo Park is a The Caprican News article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Februarius 6, YR42.
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A formal ceremony will be held in Apollo Park this week to honor the victims of the MAGLEV bombing. 500 of people were killed and over 100 injured when a bomb was set off mid-day on a crowded MAGLEV train soon after it departed from the Caprica City downtown station. Though the monotheism group Soldiers of the One are believe to be behind the attack, their exact motives for blowing up a MAGLEV train remain unclear. 
ns are still on edge as many fear it will happen again. Caprica City officials hope that the memorial ceremony will help alleviate some of this sorrow and fear. "We are all still distraught by this terrible and senseless tragedy," said Joan Leyte, Caprica's new Minister of Defense. "We will do everything we can to help Capricans begin to heal and to make them feel safe again in the city they call home."
The Mayor of Caprica City, members of the Department of Justice, and families of the deceased are scheduled to speak at the event, which will also be broadcast live on CapTV. The memorial is being sponsored by Graystone Industries. Daniel and Amanda Graystone are the parents of Zoe Graystone who was killed in the attack.
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MIA

: In both series the initialism MIA (Missing in Action) is a casualty classification assigned to combatants, military chaplains, combat medics, and prisoners of war who are reported missing during wartime or ceasefire.
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* For Original Series Warriors who may be listed thusly, see: List of Warriors.
* For Re-imagined Series officers within the who may be listed thusly, see: List of pilots.
Mac OS X

Mac OS X is the operating system on Gaius Baltar's computer at the Colonial Ministry of Defense (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4).
Because of the "Macs don't get viruses, just install it" attitude as well as the latest version of Mac having the firewall off by default| TUAW.org: Is the firewall enabled in Mac OS X by default, or not?, this allowed a Cylon backdoor to be easily installed and executed on Command Navigation Program resulting in an easy defeat of the Colonial Fleet.
Pegasus was immune to the Trojan because the ship was still running on Mac OS X Tiger.
Galactica was immune to the Trojan because the ship was still running on vacuum tube computers and punch cards.
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Mack Greenlaw

Mack Greenlaw is the voice actor who plays Garris Cain in the 2003 Battlestar Galactica video game.
His other voicework includes the video games Enter the Matrix and Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick.
He currently works at One Minute News .
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Macy

Macy is a regular at the saloon on Equellus that Lacerta frequents. Her dislike of Lacerta, as well as a feeling that is "different," proves impetus enough to warn Apollo of Marco's intent on killing him in order to regain Lacerta's favor. She also reveals how she and Lacerta happened upon the Cylon, known as Red-Eye, and that ever since Red-Eye has obeyed his commands .
== Notes ==
* Carol Baxter portrayed a different character, the woman in the resort elevator, in "Saga of a Star World."
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Mad Mothers Take Action Against Terrorism

Mad Mothers Take Action Against Terrorism is a The Caprican Politics article written by Laurel Hill. It was printed in Februarius 16, YR42.
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Mothers seeking justice for the victims of the MAGLEV bombing have united to form Mothers Against Terrorist Tactics (MATT). Since Amanda Graystone's admission that her daughter Zoe had a part in the horrific attack, the group has been protesting outside of Caprica General Hospital and a MATT spokesperson asserts that they will not retreat until Amanda is indefinitely suspended. 
"Innocent men, women and children lost their lives and we're not going to sit back and let Terror Mom continue to operate on people," says Genevieve Spann, MATT Caprica Chapter, Director of Operations. "Just think - if her sixteen year old daughter was the mastermind behind the MAGLEV bombings, who knows what she [Amanda] is capable of!" 
Since the public's discovery of Zoe's involvement in the assail, the Graystones have received violent threats at their home and Daniel Graystone's car was tailed yesterday morning by a mysterious vehicle with no license plates. None of these occurrences have been traced back to any members of MATT. Spann maintains that MATT is a non-violent group that does not condone rogue behavior. 
Next week, two representatives of the organization will appear on Backtalk to discuss the need for violence prevention methods in the Caprica school system. MATT members will also be holding fundraisers to raise money for children left orphaned by the attack. And despite their visible disapproval for the Graystones, the group hopes to receive a generous donation from the family. 
"It's the least they can do. They have billions of cubits and they won't miss a few. Especially since their daughter is the reason why so many other children will have to live without the love and protection of their parents," said Spann. 
Neither Daniel nor Amanda Graystone could be reached for comment.
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Madeline Parker

Madeline Parker is the 2-year-old actress who played Kacey Brynn in three episodes of Battlestar Galactica: "Precipice," "Exodus, Part I," and "Exodus, Part II". 
In his "Precipice" podcast , Ronald D. Moore says that Parker is "one of the better child actors I've worked with." He goes on to explain that Katee Sackhoff (Kara Thrace) and Parker share a special bond off screen in addition to their relationship on screen. In the same podcast, Moore says that they would play together between takes, and in the "Torn" podcast he says that Sackhoff coached Parker during filming.
At the 2006 Starbase Indy SF convention in Indianapolis, Sackhoff noted that Parker had a tendency to remember other actors' lines. Parker's chanting of the child poem, "Ring Around the Rosey" in "Precipice" was something that Sackhoff taught Parker off-camera.
During the scene where Kacey was injured, Sackhoff noted that young Parker lay perfectly still for 45 minutes and several takes. As it turned out, the little actress fell asleep in the strawberry jam surrounding Parker's head to mimic Kacey's injury. 
== Notes ==
*There is a spelling discrepancy with the actress' name. Madeleine and Madeline have both been seen. Though it is not yet definite on which is correct, the more prevalent spelling is Madeline.
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Madusa

Madusa is the primary mental health officer aboard in , known for her "tough love" approach to counseling.
She finds herself the target of 's various attentions that she successfully rebukes, and later notes the increasing number of crew members aboard Galactica who experience vivid dreams of (). While such dreams are later found to be those projected by Xam (), the various crises that follow also lead a worn-down to confide in her that he wishes to step aside. Madusa assists him in finding a replacement commander, which are kept in mind following Adama's recovery and mental renewal that lead to the successful engagement of the battle known as Adama's Gambit (). 
In , she calls upon Starbuck following Xam's partial recovery, sharing with him a digital touchpad that contains the coordinates of Taurella, a ship lost within the first yahren of the exodus (). 
Following Major 's rescue from Cylon hands wherein he suffers a potentially terminal brain condition, she assists him with his psychological needs during his emotionally-charged transition from Warrior life to officer life (). 
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Maga

Maga is the leader of the two other Borellian Nomen on a blood trail for the human Chameleon, who pretended to be Captain Dmitri of the Livestock Ship. He is the elder of the trio of Nomen, and dedicated to the inscrutable life of The Code. As with all Nomen, he is not fond of other Humans, and believes that Nomen are the True Humans.
As they proceed after their prey, Taba brings dishonor to them by prematurely drawing his laser bola. Maga excuses the actions as excitement and drink, however Taba dishonors him again in the waiting bay of the Rising Star; Maga disowns the young Nomen and permits the Warriors to apprehend him. Sometime after in the vacant waiting area, Maga clarifies his reasoning to Bora, who "sought enlightenment".
Maga and Bora, inspired by Omega's advertisement for new Colonial Warriors, act as recruits to get aboard . After incapacitating Corporal Lomas, they manage to square off with , whom they believe is alone. However, their prey, Chameleon, manages to fire the 's lasers into the tube they enter. Despite the deadly energy expended, Maga miraculously survives with his accomplice, Bora—both of whom later join Taba on the Prison Barge .
Although not privy to the ideas of when the Eastern Alliance enforcers were aboard the Barge, Maga listens with interest to the plan. Accepting only after Baltar agrees he wouldn't be their leader, as Baltar's record to date does not "inspire confidence," Maga says that the Nomen would "temporarily die". Baltar, as any person would have, questions the statement. However, Maga replies: "We do many things to survive, even die."
The Nomen, after returning to their cells, suddenly collapse one by one. Although the rest are locked up in their cells, Maga springs to life and, along with the other two Nomen, quickly incapacitate the Council Security Barge guards. Maga explains to an astonished Baltar that their reflexes have slowed due to their incarceration, but would recover with time.
After taking the shuttle and its pilots, Lieutenants and Sheba, hostage, they fly to Galactica. Maga, Baltar, and the two Nomen attempt to make way to the bridge, however are prevented by Captain and Lieutenant Starbuck. Although Baltar attempts to convince that he would not harm the hostages, Maga thinks he is a fool, as does the freed, stereotypical Nazi-SS Commander archetype, Commandant Leiter .
Maga escapes along with Leiter's men onboard the Eastern Alliance destroyer (TOS: "Baltar's Escape").
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*Lance LeGault also portrayed Bootes in "The Lost Warrior". 
*LeGault is quite well known as the U.S. Army's last resort to capture The A-Team as Colonel Decker, for the first three seasons of the series. The series starred Dirk Benedict, who portrayed in the Original Series.
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Magda Apanowicz

Magda Apanowicz (born November 8, 1985) is a Canadian actress who portrays Lacy Rand in Caprica.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Apanowicz has acted in various Vancouver-filmed genre shows including Jeremiah, Bionic Woman, and Kyle XY.
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Magnate Prize

The Magnate Prize is an award bestowed to scientists for accomplishments in the field of Computer Information Technology. Ostensibly, it is universally recognized by the Twelve Colonies. 
Gaius Baltar was awarded three of these prizes for his work in this field, which he had displayed in his house .
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* Magnate, from the Late Latin magnas ("a great man," itself from Latin magnus ("great")), designates a noble or other man in a high social position, by birth, wealth or other qualities.
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Magnetic void

The magnetic void is a space phenomenon which obscures stars and causes sensor malfunctions on ships. A ship can find itself easily lost within such a void due to these navigational hazards. 
A magnetic void was described in the Book of the Word during the exodus from . finds the story useful in finding the planet, where he hopes to learn more about the path of the Thirteenth Tribe .
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After fleeing from , heads into deep space coming across two locations, one of them being a magnetic void. Captain and Lieutenant probe this void, which almost results in Apollo being lost were it not for the quick actions of Starbuck in extricating his flight leader from the void.
Buoyed by this discovery, Commander consults his texts and considers entering the void. After discovering a cure for a and engaging the Cylons at an , the Fleet heads into the void (). Within this void, the planet from myth, , and the coordinates to are discovered before attacks the Colonials on Kobol's surface ().
The Fleet remains within the dubious safety of the magnetic void, during which shipmaster Shadrack works to outfit sub-light ships with lightspeed drives (). The Fleet inevitably leaves the void when they make the jump towards Earth, whose coordinates are recovered after Adama uses the memory machine to remember what he saw within the tomb on Kobol ().
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Magnus Baltar

Magnus Baltar is an agent of an unnamed female Quorum of Twelve member on Kobol whose aim is to remove the Thirteenth Tribe from Kobol, circa 4000 BCH.
Baltar kills Delegate Michael Tigh after the Quorum's decision to immolate Pythia for her crimes of herecy, which prompts a conflict between members of the polytheistic Twelve Tribes and the atheistic Thirteenth. After Tigh is resurrected, Baltar continues plotting his attacks on the Thirteenth by destroying the local resurrection facility and attempts to kill Tigh a second time. Tigh, however, escapes death by wounding Baltar instead—but Baltar kills Pythia, who is human and so cannot be resurrected (Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1).
Baltar stows away aboard the Resurrection Ship in the Thirteenth Tribe fleet that leaves Kobol, and sets off an explosion which causes the ship to crash on the Algae planet. He is overcome with remorse when he sees the resultant devastation and the grieving Cylons, however. Baltar and Tigh have another confrontation, which is broken up by the return of Pythia from the dead. Pythia sends Baltar back to the twelve tribes of Kobol with the Book of Pythia (Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2).
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Maitre d'

The Maitre d' is the job title associated to an elderly, seasoned man onboard the Rising Star.
While no specific name has ever been given, the Maitre d' is among the many to see the Fleet exit from their home star system after the Battle of Cimtar. He is among the first to comment that the event reminded him of a time "before the war".In a deleted scene, the Maitre d' goes on to explain that he means of a time before the war interfered with their annual run to Quintara, a popular destination for newly joined couples. He later skillfully aids Lieutenant in keeping and Cassiopeia separated during Starbuck's leave by securing two separate suites, as Starbuck attempts to court the two in tandem; he expertly leaves the corridor after the two women run into each other, both holding one of Starbuck's warrior pins .
The Maitre'd is seen on Rising Star after Chameleon and Siress Blassie board from the shuttle Canaris .
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