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the article). I find this confusing and think it should be corrected: Either mention all major stars in Orion with Arabic names or mention only the largest (Rigel). (I just checked the individual stars in WP, and it appears that all the 7 major stars in Orion have Arabic names, except for Bellatrix, and even that may be a loose Latin translation of an Arabic word with similar meaning.)
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The lead says that Orion is visible in winter. It might be betto clarify this. I'm not sure if winter has a specific meaning in astronomy, but a non expert audience will likely understand it as meaning the regular season. However, this is also ambiguous since not all areas have winter, or don't have
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shows, RappenglĂŒck is not a credible or recognized researcher. The only school that he is affiliated with, vhs Gilching, is a community adult education center where he is the staff astronomer (or as he says it, "head of the astronomy department"). He almost never has collaborators, except when he is
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APOD is just using Hipparcos parallaxes. There are often better distances for these well-studied stars, which Knowledge may be quoting. Point out if you really think any of the star articles have an inappropriate distance, but I suspect they are all pretty sensible. In many cases, there will be a
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I remember reading that BBC report in 2003 and rolling my eyes. Yes, the plate is a human artifact. Yes, it depicts a human form, but 
 the constellation Orion, really? If Knowledge is to state it as fact that an interpretation of a star-form has persisted over 25,000+ years, it should base that on
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In the short section on the Middle East it is mentioned that Orion's 6th largest star bears a name derived from Arabic astronomy. It is for some reason or other not mentioned that the name of the constellation's largest star (Rigel) derives from the same source (as is made clear in the beginning of
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the weight in the article of an outlier view, and digressing further from the purpose of introducing the whole section. If the subject had to be covered somewhere in the section, the "European folklore" subsection seems the most relevant. At the end, perhaps.
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If any editors think it is useful, feel free to use it. By flying on an imaginary trip to Orion, it illustrates that there are many faint stars between us and the familiar asterism. The stars that make up the asterism are very far and very bright.
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Orion is extremely useful in pathfinding to various amounts of DSOs. Most notably: the Rosette nebula, which can path to the Cone nebula. Should DSO locators originating from Orion be added?
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The problem is that the info about Alnilam being 'nearly twice the distance as the other two belt stars' is contradicted by the table. Either the table is wrong or that sentence is wrong
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A BBC report in which RappenglĂŒck is interviewed by David Whitehouse (not the accomplished archaeologist, but the pop astronomy writer) and taken thoroughly at his word
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I think the phrase 'Muslim astronomy' should be replaced by 'Islamic astronomy' or 'Arab astronomy', that is, the text should refer to a civilisation or to a culture.
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So, can it either be made clear if there is specific technical meaning peculiar to astronomy or otherwise do as later in the article and specify a range of months?
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Change link to "88 constellations" in lede from pointing to "List of Constellations", a disambig page, to "IAU designated constellations", the intended target.
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RappenglĂŒck, Michael (2001). "The Anthropoid in the Sky: Does a 32,000 Years Old Ivory Plate Show the Constellation Orion Combined with a Pregnancy Calendar".
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My reasoning is that some readers may have heard the popular claim, but not its rebuttal. Let me know if you find this objectionable and we can work on it.
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discussion in the body of the article about different published distances, but the starbox will usually just give one.
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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the
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are wildly different from those on the star's page, for example, and very few seem to match those of today's
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Following on the remarks above, please remove the first sentence under "History and Mythology" according to
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It appears to me that the Persian image is a horizontal reflection of all of the other images. Am I wrong?
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In table of example stars, Anlitak should be 1260 ly - the number listed is parsecs
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In table of example stars, Anlitak should be 1260 ly - the number listed is parsecs
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Change ‘named for’ to ‘named after’ (‘named for’ is not correct English)
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Yes, it's a globe view. I have expanded the caption to explain.
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This article repeats the claim by Michael RappenglĂŒck that the
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is a depiction of Orion. The sources cited for this are:
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I moved it to the end of the section you suggested.
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