Rename Beta to Bravo

A while ago a friend in Aviation corrected by with the stunning information that the NATO word for "B" is actually Bravo, not Beta. Oops.

Also now everything has ^N in the display names to fix weird grammar.

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/0-Slippist.cfg

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
 
 			description = An ultracool red dwarf star host to seven Kerbin-sized planets.
 			rotationPeriod = 90026.25
-			displayName = Slippist
+			displayName = Slippist^N
 			biomeMap = SLIPPIST-1/BiomeMaps/aSlippist_Biomes.png
 			Biomes
 			{

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/1-Beta.cfg → SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/1-Bravo.cfg

@@ -3,21 +3,21 @@
 	Body
 	{
 		cacheFile = SLIPPIST-1/Cache/Beta.bin
-		name = Beta
-		identifier = SLIPPIST-1/Beta
+		name = Bravo
+		identifier = SLIPPIST-1/Bravo
 		Template
 		{
 			name = Mun
 			removePQSMods = VertexColorMap,VoronoiCraters
 		}
 		Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Beta
+			displayName = Bravo
 			geeASL = 0.812
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 1.121
 			description = Fat Io.
-			biomeMap = SLIPPIST-1/BiomeMaps/Beta_Biomes.png
+			biomeMap = SLIPPIST-1/BiomeMaps/Bravo_Biomes.png
 			tidallyLocked = true
 			initialRotation = 175
 			Biomes
@@ -89,9 +89,9 @@
 				rimPower = 3.54
 				rimBlend = 0.81
 				color = 1.2,1.2,1.25,1
-				//texture = SLIPPIST-1/PluginData/Beta_Color.png
-				//normals = SLIPPIST-1/PluginData/Beta_Normal.png
-				texture = SLIPPIST-1/Textures/Beta_Clouds
+				//texture = SLIPPIST-1/PluginData/Bravo_Color.png
+				//normals = SLIPPIST-1/PluginData/Bravo_Normal.png
+				texture = SLIPPIST-1/Textures/Bravo_Clouds
 				normals = BUILTIN/cloud_normal
 				bumpMapScale = 15,8
 				bumpMapOffset = 0,0

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/2-Charlie.cfg

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 		}
 		Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Charlie
+			displayName = Charlie^N
 			geeASL = 0.966
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 1.095

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/3-Delta.cfg

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 		}
 		Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Delta
+			displayName = Delta^N
 			geeASL = 0.483
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 0.784

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/4-Echo.cfg

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 		}
 		@Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Echo
+			displayName = Echo^N
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 0.91
 			geeASL = 0.93

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/5-Foxtrot.cfg

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 		}
 		Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Foxtrot
+			displayName = Foxtrot^N
 			geeASL = 0.853
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 1.046

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/6-Golf.cfg

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 		}
 		Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Golf
+			displayName = Golf^N
 			geeASL = 0.871
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 1.148

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/CelestialBodies/7-Hotel.cfg

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 		}
 		Properties
 		{
-			displayName = Hotel
+			displayName = Hotel^N
 			geeASL = 0.555
 			radius = 637100
 			@radius *= 0.773

SLIPPIST-1/KopernicusFiles/Descriptions.cfg

@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%description = Slippist is the brightest object in the sky. Visible to half of the globe, Slippist gives heat and light to all of the planets in the sky. Despite its stationary appearance in the sky, all of the planets--including Echo--orbit in circular paths around it. Scientists have discovered that Slippist is actually a small star, very average among the stellar population but rare in the sky due to its dimness. Most of the stars in the sky are thousands of times brighter!
+			%description = Slippist is the brightest object in the sky. Visible to half of the globe, Slippist gives heat and light to all of the planets in the sky. Despite its stationary appearance in the sky, all of the planets--including Echo--orbit in circular paths around it. Scientists have discovered that Slippist is actually a small star, very average among the stellar population but rare in the sky due to its dimness. Most of the stars in the sky are thousands of times more luminous and several times hotter!
 		}
 	}
-	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Beta]]
+	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Bravo]]
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%description = Beta, thought to be a solid rocky planet with a thick hazy atmosphere, is named after the Echobal spirit of Time, as its short period orbit makes it an ideal timekeeping device.
+			%description = Bravo, thought to be a solid rocky planet with a thick hazy atmosphere, is named after the Echobal spirit of Time, as its short period orbit makes it an ideal timekeeping device.
 		}
 	}
 	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Charlie]]
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%description = Hotel is the final planet of the system. The smallest and dimmest, usually visible only from darker latitudes. It is a dry, cold iceball, and is named for the Echobal spirit of the Night. It may once have been an eyeball planet like Golf and Foxtrot, when it had a thicker atmosphere.
+			%description = Hotel is the final planet of the system. The smallest and dimmest, usually visible only from darker latitudes. It is a dry, cold iceball, and is named for the Echobal spirit of the Night Side. It may once have been an eyeball planet like Golf and Foxtrot, when it had a thicker atmosphere.
 		}
 	}
 }

SLIPPIST-1/Patches/ExoplanetPatch/ExoplanetMover.cfg

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 		%name = SLIPPIST-1
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1^N
 			sphereOfInfluence = 747989353500
 		}
 		Orbit
@@ -24,27 +24,27 @@
 		}	
 	}
 	!Body[Sun]:NEEDS[!InterstellarConsortium]{}
-	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Beta]]
+	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Bravo]]
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 b
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 b^N
 			%description = The first exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system. It is probably under significant tidal forces from the star, and may be very volcanic.
 		}
 	}
 	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Charlie]]
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 c
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 c^N
 			%description = The second exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system, and very likely similar to the first. It could be cooler, and is within the Runaway Greenhouse zone. 
 		}
 	}
 	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Delta]]
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 d
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 d^N
 			%description = The third exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system. It could be potentially habitable under the right conditions.
 		}
 	}
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@
 		!SpaceCenter{}
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 e
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 e^N
 			%description = The fourth exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system. Very likely to have liquid water somewhere on its surface, though as SLIPPIST-1 is a flare star it is possible life could not arise.
 		}
 	}
@@ -63,23 +63,23 @@
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 f
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 f^N
 			%description = The fifth exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system. Another planet in the habitable zone and very likely to have liquid water.
 		}
 	}
 	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Golf]]
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 g
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 g^N
 			%description = The sixth exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system. The final habitable-zone planet, and the most massive in the system.
 		}
 	}
 	@Body:HAS[#identifier[SLIPPIST-1/Hotel]]
 	{
 		@Properties
 		{
-			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 h
+			%displayName = SLIPPIST-1 h^N
 			%description = The seventh exoplanet of the SLIPPIST-1 system. It is probably cold and lifeless, though a subsurface ocean is not ruled out.
 		}
 	}