translations/kstars-docmessages/kstars_obsplanner.po
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# Alexander Potashev <aspotashev@gmail.com>, 2019.
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msgid "<firstname>Kristian</firstname> <surname>Ivanov</surname>"
msgstr "<firstname>Kristian</firstname> <surname>Ivanov</surname>"
#. Tag: title
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msgid "Observation Planner"
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msgid "Planner"
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"Since &kde; SC 4.4, Prakash Mohan&apos;s GSoC work has been released in "
"&kstars;. &kstars; now has an awesome observation planner to plan your "
"observation sessions. The execute session option allows you to log "
"information about objects as you observe them. Alternately, you may also "
"write a short log in the session planner itself. We wish you a lot of fun "
"planning your observations with &kstars;!"
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"You can even add some pictures to the objects. The image list is a Google "
"image search list. To add image to an object just press <guibutton>Find "
"Image</guibutton> button on the right and then find an image that you like. "
"If you do not have an Internet connection you can open an image from your "
"hard drive. Note that images that will be used are going to be cropped to "
"600x600 pixels."
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"The first way of doing this is by pressing <keycombo action=\"simul\">&Ctrl;"
"<keycap>2</keycap></keycombo> or <keycombo action=\"simul\">&Ctrl;<keycap>L</"
"keycap></keycombo> to open the Observation List, then press the "
"<guibutton>Add Object</guibutton> button."
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"The <guibutton>Download all Images</guibutton> button does a search for the "
"SDSS images and displays the DSS image if the requested RA/Dec is out of the "
"SDSS footprint."
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msgid "This is an SDSS image of a galaxy"
msgstr ""
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msgid "This is an DSS image of the same galaxy"
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"The <guibutton>Delete all Images</guibutton> button does the opposite. It "
"deletes all downloaded images."
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msgid "The image for the galaxy is now deleted"
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"You can add more objects by pressing the <guibutton>Find Object</guibutton> "
"button. It will open the <guilabel>Find Object</guilabel> tool which "
"provides two accurate methods for sorting out the items, depending on what "
"criteria you want to use. You can filter the list by objects type: Any, "
"Stars, Solar System, Clusters (Globular and Open), Nebulae (Gaseous and "
"Planetary), Galaxies, Comets, Asteroids, Constellations, Supernovae or "
"Satellites. You can also filter the objects list by name. Enter the name of "
"desired object in the <guilabel>Filter by name</guilabel> text box."
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"Inside Observation Planner window you can see the <quote>Altitude vs Time</"
"quote> widget (AltvsTime), which shows you how the altitude of a selected "
"object varies over time."
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"Below the AltvsTime widget, there is a text box in that you can add "
"observing notes for current sky object."
msgstr ""
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msgid ""
"Note that the Wish List is not the Session Plan. In the Wish List you can "
"add objects that you wish to observe at some point. From there you can add "
"them to the Session Plan."
msgstr ""
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"You can see the pop-up window that comes after right-clicking on an object."
msgstr ""
#. Tag: phrase
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msgid "Add objects to Session Plan window"
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#. Tag: para
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"Here is the second way of adding objects in your Observation Plan, using the "
"Observing List Wizard. You just need to press the fourth button on the top-"
"left corner of the Observation Planner window."
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"Despite looking differently this way is basically the same as the first one. "
"Although that it could be a bit more detailed. Here you can see the same "
"categories of objects."
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"You can choose where these objects to be on the sky. There are four options "
"available for you: All over the sky (which is the default option), by "
"constellation and in a region (rectangular or circular)."
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"You can choose the date for the observation and the place you are going to "
"observe from."
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#: obsplanner.docbook:141
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"You can choose the treshold of magnitude for the objects to be shown. In "
"astronomy, absolute magnitude (also known as absolute visual magnitude when "
"measured in the standard V photometric band) measures a celestial "
"object&apos;s intrinsic brightness."
msgstr ""
#. Tag: para
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msgid ""
"You can save your observation plan. And it will save it with a <literal role="
"\"extension\">.obslist</literal> extension."
msgstr ""
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"You can also access the <guilabel>WUT</guilabel> (What&apos;s up tonight), "
"which could be of a great assistance to you. It can give you ideas what to "
"observe on a date, time and place that you specify using the configuration "
"buttons int the top-right corner of the <guilabel>What&apos;s up tonight</"
"guilabel> window."
msgstr ""
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msgid ""
"Another way of adding objects to your observation plan is using the newly "
"introduced <guibutton>Batch Add</guibutton> will open up a text box where "
"you can type many objects to add in one shot to the observation planner. Any "
"objects not in the &kstars; database already will be resolved using SIMBAD "
"Astronomical Database (provided this has been enabled in the Settings) and "
"added to the database. The entire process of adding objects is slow and may "
"take a while, and you can watch the progress in the Status Bar. Any objects "
"that could not be found are then listed in an error message, so you can "
"identify and fix the errors. Usually this may be because SIMBAD expects a "
"different way of specifying the object (&eg; Sim 147 instead of Simeis 147). "
"This new feature allows you to easily scrape data from observing lists on "
"the web &etc; and add them to your workflow in &kstars;."
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"This is how the <guilabel>Execution Session</guilabel> Window look. It can "
"be opened by pressing <keycombo action=\"simul\">&Ctrl;<keycap>2</keycap></"
"keycombo>. In it you can also see some information about the selected object "
"and you are able to add observing notes."
msgstr ""
#. Tag: phrase
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msgid "First Execute Session window"
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"By pressing the <guibutton>Next Page</guibutton> button you will access the "
"second page of Session Plan. Here you are able to see information not about "
"your object, but about your equipment."
msgstr ""
#. Tag: phrase
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msgid "Second Execute Session window"
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"Pressing the <guibutton>Next Target</guibutton> button will cause the "
"Execute Session to open the first window about the next object."
msgstr ""