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What classification is the star Pollux?

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Ammus | 02:31 Mon 14th Feb 2011 | Science
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As far as I can find it is just classified as a orange giant. Is there a less general classification for it?
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I think you're talking a load of Pollux,which is not surprising on this site.
03:35 Mon 14th Feb 2011
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I thought I'd castor eye at his question and I think you're right, Mike. :-))
03:48 Mon 14th Feb 2011
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Yes it's A K type, specifically K0IIIb
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollux_%28star%29

Check spectral characteristics in the right hand box
09:44 Mon 14th Feb 2011

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