Gemini Constellation - The Backyard Astronomer's Guide to the Twins
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![Delta [δ] (Wasat) and Kappa [κ] Geminorum, a Pair of Almost Identical Twins — and Let's Not Leave out Lambda [λ]! | Star-Splitters](https://bestdoubles.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/kappa_geminorum.png?w=468 "Delta [δ] (Wasat) and Kappa [κ] Geminorum, a Pair of Almost Identical Twins — and Let's Not Leave out Lambda [λ]! | Star-Splitters")
Delta [δ] (Wasat) and Kappa [κ] Geminorum, a Pair of Almost Identical Twins — and Let's Not Leave out Lambda [λ]! | Star-Splitters
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Gemini Constellation | Facts, Information, Mythology, History & Definition
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Gemini Constellation - The Backyard Astronomer's Guide to the Twins
Observing the sky at 30°S
