Which stars in the Gemini constellation were named after the twin sons of Zeus?

Each year, two stars appear brightly in the evening spring sky of the Northern Hemisphere like a pair of twins. These twin stars are Pollux and Castor, located in the Gemini constellation. Pollux, also referred to as Beta Geminorum, is a somewhat brighter star than Castor. It has a golden glow, while Castor looks white.

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