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Gemini is a constellation of stars visible in the night sky of the northern hemisphere, named after the twin brothers Castor and Pollux in Greek mythology. It matters to astronomers and stargazers as one of the twelve constellations of the zodiac, which have been used for centuries to map the heavens and track seasonal changes.
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Within Vinony's link graph, Tweelingen is referenced by 420 other articles, and connects out to former constellation, list of stars in Gemini and Musca Borealis.
It is catalogued under topics including Constellations listed by Ptolemy, Gemini (constellation) and Northern constellations.
Its subject is documented across 106 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Lugal-Irra and Meslamta-ea
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- Gemini
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- Canis Minor
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- Gemini
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Tweelingen (Gemini, afkorting Gem) is een sterrenbeeld aan de noordelijke hemel. Het ligt tussen rechte klimming 5u57m en 8u06m en tussen declinatie +10° en +35°. De ecliptica loopt door dit sterrenbeeld, dat daarmee deel uitmaakt van de dierenriem. Van 15 v.Chr tot en met 1989 n.Chr. stond de Zon tijdens de zomerzonnewende op het noordelijk halfrond in dit sterrenbeeld. Tegenwoordig doorloopt de Zon dit sterrenbeeld elk jaar tussen 21 juni en 20 juli. Het sterrenbeeld is genoemd naar de onsterfelijke tweeling Castor en Pollux, kinderen van Zeus en Leda.
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