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

Mars, as it moves through the sky, occasionally passes close to bright stars in constellations. In this case:\nPollux is one of the two bright stars in the constellation Gemini, the other being Castor.\nMars will be seen skimming south of Pollux, not Castor.\nSirius and Betelgeuse belong to other constellations — Canis Major and Orion, respectively — and are not in Gemini.\nSo, Mars will be visible skimming south of Pollux in Gemini.