(Pollux) (Latin name of Polydeuces in Greek mythology) A star. The beta star of Gemini. A giant star located at the eastern end of the constellation, with a luminosity of first or second magnitude. Distance 35 light years. In Greek mythology, Pollux was the son of Zeus and twin sister of Castor. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
(Pollux) (ギリシア神話中のポリュデウケスのラテン名) 恒星の一つ。ふたご座のβ(ベータ)星。星座の東端に位置する巨星で光度一・二等。距離三五光年。ギリシア神話では、ゼウスの子でカストルと双生児である。
出典 精選版 日本国語大辞典精選版 日本国語大辞典について 情報 |
In this respect, they were different from the ula...
…[Tetsuichi Yahara]. … *Some of the terminology t...
…Freshwater and marine species are known, includi...
This refers to a mineral whose main component is t...
A state in northern Brazil. It has an area of 1,...
…Any act that is believed to undermine the author...
A type of stereoisomerism, also known as cis-tran...
A town in Nishitama County, bordering Ome City in ...
A small city in the state of Rhineland-Pfalz, loca...
A collective term for four laws enacted in England...
A haiku poet from the early Edo period. His famil...
…Nowadays, people generally just watch the moon a...
1870-1938 An educator from the Meiji to early Sho...
...The Fenian Brotherhood was formed in the Unite...
Please see the "Songs" page. Source: En...