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English: Three-colors image of NGC 6193 and NGC 6188 obtained with the Curtis-Schmidt telescope at Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory (Chile). The red channel is ionized Sulfur, green channel ionized Hydrogen, and the blue channel is double ionized Oxygen.
Español: Imagen color del cúmulo NGC 6193 y la nebulosa NGC 6188, obtenida con la Cámara Curtis-Schmidt del Observatorio Interamericano de Cerro Tololo (Chile). El canal rojo es azufre ionizado, canal verde es hidrógeno ionizado y el canal azul oxígeno dos veces ionizado.
Français : Image en trois couleurs de NGC 6193 et NGC 6188 prise par le télescope Curtis-Schmidt à l'Observatoire inter-américain du Cerro Tololo, au Chili. Le rouge montre les traces de souffre ionisé, le vert d'hydrogène ionisé et le bleu, de la deuxième ionisation de l'oxygène. |
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