Wikipedia:WikiProject Astronomical objects/Templates
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[edit] Templates
Astronomical object articles need an infobox to show basic data about them. A complete list of the templates to be used is at Wikipedia:WikiProject Astronomical objects/Infoboxes.
When filling in scientific data, you may find the following templates useful:
- {{±|pos|neg}} which produces: +pos−neg used thus: 500 +35−22 km. (Avoid using it in a link, though: it looks bad)
- {{e|n}} which produces: ×10n used thus: 5.97{{e|24}} kg, which gives 5.97×1024 kg.
The DEC and RA templates have been improved to allow the omission of the third argument to result in a less precise location that is useful in the case of galaxy groups. For example:
- {{DEC|degrees|minutes}} which produces: degrees° minutes′ used thus: 23° 47′.
- {{RA|hours|minutes}} which produces: hoursh minutesm used thus: 12h 17m.
Other useful templates:
- {{astronomy-stub}}
[edit] Transclusion: Space Related Templates
The template documentation is just now in a chaotic flux, but here are the pages, so far:
- Space:
- Space project navigation boxes
- Space-related navigation boxes
- Astronomy:
- Astronomy-related infoboxes
- Astronomy-related templates
- Astronomy-related navigation boxes
- Astronomy Infoboxes
- Constellation task force templates
- Astronomical objects:
- Astronomical objects templates
- Solar System:
- Wikiproject Mars keeps its templates in the main project file
- Wikiproject Moon templates
- Space Exploration:
- Human Spaceflight keeps its templates in the main project file
- Launch vehicles keeps its templates in the main project file
Mars Spacecraft keeps its templates in the main project file- Space missions' template list
- Space travellers keeps its templates in the main project file
- Timeline of spaceflight has just one user box in its main project file
- Unmanned space missions keeps its templates in the main project file
- Other templates of interest:
- Space/phys unit templs – Physical unit conversion templates generously provided by the WP:TSP project.