Extrasolar Planet found in Gemini's Brightest Star
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Extrasolar Planet found in Gemini's Brightest Star was created by Keith g
This winter will be a bit different, Gemini's brightest star has a planet - they are not so far away after all 
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Replied by albertw on topic Re: Extrasolar Planet found in Gemini's Brightest Star
Since the subject line says it was "found in Gemini's Brightest Star" you can probably call it what you like 
Corona possibly :wink:
Corona possibly :wink:
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Replied by michaeloconnell on topic Re: Extrasolar Planet found in Gemini's Brightest Star
Pollux's little brother, Boll...er, um, oh yes,...family-friendly boards. Forgot about that!
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Ok Bob !
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Replied by dave_lillis on topic Re: Extrasolar Planet found in Gemini's Brightest Star
Bob seems to be a much better name then pollux, maybe the IAU should give you a call Dave for more naming suggestions 
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: Extrasolar Planet found in Gemini's Brightest Star
Pullox's twin brother was a bit sugary..Castor sugary in fact.
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