NGC_3193_cutout_hst_06357_18_wfpc2_total_pc_sci.jpg

Summary

Description	English: NGC 3193 - Hubble Space Telescope - Hubble Legacy Archive
Date	13 January 2017
Source	https://hla.stsci.edu/cgi-bin/display?config=ops&image=hst_06357_18_wfpc2_total_pc&size=1050,1050&izoom=1.000000&detector=PC&aperture=PC1-FIX&title=06357_18%20PC%20detection%20(combined)%20NGC3193
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