I could not understand your first paragraph at all - perhaps you could rephrase? Did you mean to use the word "which" instead of "who"?
"I know how I can "put the constellations in described partitions" - just introducing a variable size of the degree. For example in the first nakshatra one degree will 0.8 of "standard size" and in second nakshatra one degree should be equal 1,2 of "standard size"." -> No, this is not how the Indian traditions do this. The "degree" is not redefined. So, I don't know why this proposal is pertinent.
The partitions of the sky are named after nakShatra-s, and they only roughly correspond with them in the current epoch. Still, the partitions are meaningful and useful; and the names of the partitions are not fully arbitrary.
Hi @alexwolf -
I could not understand your first paragraph at all - perhaps you could rephrase? Did you mean to use the word "which" instead of "who"?
"I know how I can "put the constellations in described partitions" - just introducing a variable size of the degree. For example in the first nakshatra one degree will 0.8 of "standard size" and in second nakshatra one degree should be equal 1,2 of "standard size"." -> No, this is not how the Indian traditions do this. The "degree" is not redefined. So, I don't know why this proposal is pertinent.
The partitions of the sky are named after nakShatra-s, and they only roughly correspond with them in the current epoch. Still, the partitions are meaningful and useful; and the names of the partitions are not fully arbitrary.