A revision of Czech skyculture translations. #80
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Spelling, language, nebulae, Chinese constellations, Dalekohled, western asterisms and Rey's parts.
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Dear developers,
I beg to submit a revision of Czech skyculture translations, which includes:
i) corrected spelling (I simply used a spellchecker);
ii) improved language in some cases to sound Czech perfectly;
(e.g. Tychova -> Tychonova, Mlhovina v Orionu)
iii) several nebulae were assigned/changed names to match
Czech/Slovak books (Hlad etal. 1988, Pittich & Kalmančok 1981).
iv) completed Chinese constellations ("uff");
v) one major constellation was changed (Teleskop -> Dalekohled),
which is indeed a Czech original word; several others now have
Czech spelling ('K' instead of 'C');
vi) completed western asterisms and Rey's parts of constellations.
May I kindly ask you to consider these changes, please?
Clear skies, Miroslav Broz