On the Subject of Constellations

Essential tools for a bomb defuser:
  1. Protective Gear
  2. Wire Cutter
  3. Astrolabev
  4. ...

• The module consists of a screen displaying a constellation and four buttons with constellation symbols.
• To disarm the module, press the button with the symbol that matches a constellation in the same sky quadrant as the constellation displayed in the screen. Pressing any other button will cause a strike.
• To identify the constellation displayed on the screen, count the number of stars in it and use tables 1 and/or 2 to obtain its constellation symbol.
• Then, determine which button to press by locating the relevant constellations in the sky map next page.

Note: Traditional constellation symbols are in the public domain. Lyra, Orion, Perseus, Quadrans Muralis, Ursa Major, and Ursa Minor symbols created by Denis Moskowitz and Alec Finlay for the book One Hundred Year Star-Diary and released to the public domain. All other symbols created by Denis Moskowitz and released to the public domain. Find them here.

Sky Map

Table 1 - Constellations Ordered Alphabetically

Constellation	Symbol	Nº Stars
Andromeda		16
Antlia		4
Apus		4
Aquarius		13
Aquila		9
Ara		8
Aries		4
Auriga		7
Boötes		11
Caelum		4
Camelopardalis		8
Cancer		5
Canes Venatici		5
Canis Major		12
Canis Minor		2
Capricornus		10
Carina		11
Cassiopeia		5
Centaurus		20
Cepheus		7
Cetus		14
Chamaeleon		6

Constellation	Symbols	Nº Stars
Circinus		5
Columba		6
Coma Berenices		3
Corona Australis		6
Corona Borealis		7
Corvus		5
Crater		8
Crux		4
Cygnus		9
Delphinus		5
Dorado		6
Draco		13
Equuleus		3
Eridanus		31
Fornax		4
Gemini		18
Grus		10
Hercules		19
Horologium		7
Hydra		20
Hydrus		6
Indus		5

Table 2 - Constellations Ordered By Number of Stars

2 Stars
Canis Minor
3 Stars
Coma Berenices	Equuleus	Pictor	Pyxis
Triangulum