. Pollux was the result of the famous Leda and the Swan affair, when Zeus (the Roman Jupiter) disguised as a swan seduced Leda. Pollux is immortal, like his father. Castor on the other hand was mortal. Though some authors say Zeus was his father too, others site Tyndareus, who had relations with Leda the same night. And rather than twins, Leda bore quadruplets. Pollux and Helen, the famous Helen of Troy were fathered by Zeus; while Castor and Clytemnestra were the mortal offspring of Tyndareus. In Greek, he was known as Polydeuces. Pollux is an orange giant star having luminosity 30 times more than the sun. It is the 16th brightiest star in the sky and is also 35 times bright than our sun. It appears orange, which means it's cooler than the yellow Sun. That's because Pollux has expanded from its original siz

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