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AAO image reference AAT 75a. « Previous || Next » ![]() Top left is NE. Image width is about 41 arc min Image and text © 2000-2002, Anglo-Australian Observatory, photograph by David Malin. The Ara molecular cloud in the far southern sky is full of interest. Here dusty gas and starlight mix to produce vivid reds and gentle blues. The whole scene is set against a curtain of faint stars that are more distant than the dust. There is enough interest in this little-known region to justify a more detailed look and the two adjoining images AAT 74 and AAT 75 show two quite different parts that appear together here in a field of view that is about three-quarters of the AAT's full prime focus field when used photographically. Entry from NGC 2000.0 (R.W. Sinnott, Ed.) © Sky Publishing Corporation, 1988: NGC 6188 Nb 16 40.5 -48 47 s Ara 20.! F, vL, viE, B* inv NGC 6193 OC 16 41.3 -48 46 s Ara 15. 5.2 Cl, vL, lRi, lC, rrr, F neb invRelated Images AAT 74. Reflection nebula in NGC 6188 AAT 75. The NGC 6188 nebula and NGC 6193 For details of photographic exposure, search technical table by AAT reference number. Image availability: Photo Print |
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