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- Delta_Geminorum abstract "Delta Geminorum (δ Gem, δ Geminorum) is a star in the constellation Gemini. It has the traditional name Wasat. The traditional name comes from the Arabic word for "middle". It has an apparent visual magnitude of +3.53, allowing it to be seen with the naked eye. Wasat is only two-tenths of a degree south of the ecliptic, and therefore is occasionally occulted by the Moon and, more rarely, by a planet. The last occultation by a planet was by Saturn on June 30, 1857, and the next will be by Venus on August 12, 2420.[citation needed] In 1930, the dwarf planet Pluto was discovered about 0.5° to the east of this star by American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh.In Chinese, 天樽 (Tiān Zūn), meaning Celestial Wine Cup, refers to an asterism consisting of δ Geminorum, 57 Geminorum and ω Geminorum. Consequently, δ Geminorum itself is known as 天樽二 (Tiān Zūn èr, English: the Second Star of Celestial Wine Cup.). From this Chinese name, the name Ta Tsun has appeared.".
- Delta_Geminorum thumbnail Gemini_IAU.svg?width=300.
- Delta_Geminorum wikiPageID "2013853".
- Delta_Geminorum wikiPageRevisionID "590968760".
- Delta_Geminorum ageGyr "1.6".
- Delta_Geminorum appmagV "+3.53".
- Delta_Geminorum bV "+0.34".
- Delta_Geminorum class "F0 IV".
- Delta_Geminorum constell Gemini_(constellation).
- Delta_Geminorum epoch "J2000".
- Delta_Geminorum hasPhotoCollection Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum mass "1.57".
- Delta_Geminorum metalFe "–0.26".
- Delta_Geminorum pError "0.66".
- Delta_Geminorum parallax "53.94".
- Delta_Geminorum propMoDec "–9.79".
- Delta_Geminorum propMoRa "–15.13".
- Delta_Geminorum radialV "+4.1".
- Delta_Geminorum rotationalVelocity "129.7".
- Delta_Geminorum temperature "6900".
- Delta_Geminorum uB "+0.04".
- Delta_Geminorum subject Category:Bayer_objects.
- Delta_Geminorum subject Category:Binary_stars.
- Delta_Geminorum subject Category:Gemini_(constellation).
- Delta_Geminorum subject Category:Objects_within_100_ly_of_Earth.
- Delta_Geminorum subject Category:Stars_with_proper_names.
- Delta_Geminorum type BayerObjects.
- Delta_Geminorum type BinaryStar109221070.
- Delta_Geminorum type BinaryStars.
- Delta_Geminorum type CelestialBody109239740.
- Delta_Geminorum type NaturalObject100019128.
- Delta_Geminorum type Object100002684.
- Delta_Geminorum type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Delta_Geminorum type Star109444100.
- Delta_Geminorum type StarsWithProperNames.
- Delta_Geminorum type Whole100003553.
- Delta_Geminorum type CelestialBody.
- Delta_Geminorum type Star.
- Delta_Geminorum type PhysicalBody.
- Delta_Geminorum comment "Delta Geminorum (δ Gem, δ Geminorum) is a star in the constellation Gemini. It has the traditional name Wasat. The traditional name comes from the Arabic word for "middle". It has an apparent visual magnitude of +3.53, allowing it to be seen with the naked eye. Wasat is only two-tenths of a degree south of the ecliptic, and therefore is occasionally occulted by the Moon and, more rarely, by a planet.".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Delta Geminorum".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Delta Geminorum".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Delta Geminorum".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Delta Geminorum".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Wasat".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Wasat".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Wasat".
- Delta_Geminorum label "Дельта Близнецов".
- Delta_Geminorum label "天樽二".
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Wasat.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Wasat.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Wasat.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs m.06f29c.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Q505787.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Q505787.
- Delta_Geminorum sameAs Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum wasDerivedFrom Delta_Geminorum?oldid=590968760.
- Delta_Geminorum depiction Gemini_IAU.svg.
- Delta_Geminorum isPrimaryTopicOf Delta_Geminorum.
- Delta_Geminorum name "Delta Geminorum".
