It’s so annoying! I mean working with WordPress. Suddenly the classical editor got removed. I’m obviously able to work with the more modern editor, too. But I preferred the classical editor. Different from WordPress’ promises, the more modern editor doesn’t include all features of the classical editor. I especially haven’t found a way to insert […]
In my article on the asteroid Hoshikawa, I wrote that the Japanese spellings of the names Hioki Tsutomu (日置 努) and Hayakawa Shūji (早川 修司) must be guessed. Because they in Wikipedia’s Italian portion are followed by question marks. Yet I overlooked that characters, when they are copied or quoted in search results, lose their […]
My main bully from kindergarten and elementary school has after graduating from school probably worked for a breakdown service. My brother while in apprenticeship for becoming a car mechanic met his father and so learnt that his father was a long-haul truck driver. This makes some vocations more likely than others. Yet working for a […]
Huruhata is asteroid #3939 and also known as 1953 GO. Huruhata measures thirty-one kilometers in diameter. Huruhata’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 3.11 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.10, a period of revolution of 2’002 days, and an inclination of 24.8 degrees. Huruhata was discovered by the German astronomer Karl Wilhelm Reinmuth […]
While I some days ago couldn’t sleep, I during the darkest night watched some tv documentaries about battles in the Second World War, the equipment back then, and modern equipment. A journalist wanted to experience how soldiers felt inside a submarine vessel or inside a tank. He to that purpose tested a Soviet T-34 tank […]
Hyakkai is asteroid #8516 and also known as 1991 TW1. Hyakkai measures 5.7 km in diameter and is a member of the Hirayama-family Merxia. Hyakkai’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.76 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.16, a period of revolution of 1 673 days, and an inclination of 5.9 degrees. Hyakkai […]
The Japanese eBook shop BookLive conducted a survey with its own assortment of manga. BookLive thus figured out that manga titles became longer over the years. Yet the survey hadn’t been exclusively about the length of titles. The survey also found that consumers buy more eBooks in one purchase and buy not only the popular […]
Hyakumangoku is asteroid #15740 and also known as 1991 EG1. Hyakumangoku measures 7.4 km in diameter. Hyakumangoku’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.58 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.13, a period of revolution of 1’512 days, and an inclination of 14.9 degrees. Hyakumangoku was discovered by the Japanese amateur astronomers Endate Kin […]
I had just wondered why I can’t find any blog post, in which I explain more about my reasons to change my study subject. But I found the reason for this. My article series on the educational system in Germany advances slowly, so I found not enough preconditions fulfilled yet. I however while discussing with […]
Hyakutake is asteroid #7291 and also known as 1991 XC1. Hyakutake is a slow rotator, that measures sixteen kilometers in diameter. Hyakutake’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 3.13 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.23, a period of revolution of 2’027 days, and an inclination of 8.4 degrees. Hyakutake was discovered by Ōtomo […]
