Wikipedia: Leda

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Leda (pronounced "LEE duh") is the smallest of Jupiter's known moons. It was discovered by [Charles Kowal]? at [Mount Palomar]? in 1974, and is named after the queen of Sparta? who was the mother of Pollux? and Helen of Troy (Zeus, in the form of a swan?, was the father). It was the last Jovian moon to be discovered by Earth-based observers.

Leda (pronounced "LEE duh") is the smallest of Jupiter's known moons. It was discovered by [Charles Kowal]? at [Mount Palomar]? in 1974, and is named after the queen of Sparta? who was the mother of Castor?, Pollux?, Clytemnestra? and Helen of Troy (Zeus, in the form of a swan?, was the father). It was the last Jovian moon to be discovered by Earth-based observers.

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