h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Hi Annie, I've been given your Constellations: Delphinus - 'the Dolphin' to sub (A32778877).

I haven't yet had a look, but noticed that the eds are put as researchers - I take it they should be removed from the researchers list?

Hi Claudia

Yes, please remove them.

Also remove:

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Change Extrasolar Planets in Delphinus subheader to a Header.

Apologies, I have to I've been to the dentist this morning, tidied the FP top article, grabbing a sandwich & and now am off to see my son's school play "Anniver" (he's playing a Fagin-type character)

Have a nice afternoon.

I'm back and I have about 20 mins before Andrew gets home

for me

for thee

Sorry, I only found this now.
I'll look at the dolphins with an eagle eye now that I've rested.

Would you mind if I changed:

>>one of the sea-nymphs called the Nereids<<

to

...one of the Nereids (sea nymphs)...

You have a

Hot superjovian

and a (capitalised) Superjovian further down

which one is correct?

Oh, and you say there aren't any messier objects in this constellation - which ones are the messy objects then?

...one of the Nereids (sea nymphs)...

Hot superjovian is capitalised because "Hot" is the first word, and I don't like to see "hot" at the start. Superjovian isn't a name, it's a description, so it doesn't need to be capitalised, only at the beginning so I'd like that left as is

Messier...I would rather hear Messier jokes than Uranus ones

OK, I'd say that's me done then.
Tell me if I can press the button.

I'll read it through when my son has left the house (8am) [no interruptions]
I've just emailed you

for the sub

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one of the Nereids (sea-nymphs),



- The Bible Book of Job 38 vs 30-34
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- Book of Job 38 vs 30-34



That's the way the system is supposed to work but sometimes the stars are variable, or when the cataloguing was undertaken,
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That's the way the system is supposed to work, but sometimes the stars are variable, or, when the cataloguing was undertaken,



<>
I think that should be:
by Frances Rolleston, the Arabian word for swift



Footnote one, <> the minus sign doesn't show up very well, so I use &minus; now.
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Current IAU guidelines use a plus sign (+) for northern constellations and a minus sign (&minus for southern ones.

Thanks B'El!

(&minus;)
I didn't mean to wink there!

I've done everything, but left Arabic, since you're not talking about horses here.

http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/arabic?view=uk

vs

http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/arabian?view=uk

for

and for you

Well done

Thank you. You're too generous.

I'm actually annoyed with myself that I again missed a few things. It shhouldn't happen.

You're too hard on yourself!

Your work is absolutely

and thank you for taking care of my dolphin (I wrote it for daughter #1)

Thank you.

I'm a Capricorn - I can't help myself.

Does the sun pass through all the Zodiacs as quickly as it passes through Scorpius?

Certainly not! Do you want all the dates? Or just Capricornus?

Capricornus would do nicely, thanks.