What is the mass of Pollux?

Answer 1

Pollux is significantly more massive than the Sun and is therefore fairly young (massive stars don't live to be old). It's probably somewhere in the vicinity of three-quarters of a billion years old.

Answer 2

Pollux, which is found within the constellation of Gemini, is a cooler yellow-orange giant.

Answer 3

The surface temperature of Pollux is about 4,865 Kelvin.

Answer 4

Pollux (Beta Geminorum) is in the constellation of Gemini.

It is approximately 34 light years from us.

Answer 5

Pollux is an orange giant star in the constellation of Gemini (the Twins).

It has a mass of about 1.86 solar masses.

Answer 6

The mass of Pollux, a red giant star in the constellation Gemini, is estimated to be about 1.86 times the mass of our Sun.

Answer 7

Pollux is about 4,865 Kelvin