Mars will be visible skimming south of which star in Gemini?

ACastor

BSirius

CBetelgeuse

DPollux

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Correct Answer: D: Pollux

Explanation: The correct answer is D: Pollux. Mars will be visible skimming south of Pollux, the brighter of the two main stars in the constellation Gemini. Pollux is the 17th brightest star in the night sky.

Mars will be visible skimming south of which star in Gemini?

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