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About the Object	Object Name: High Redshift Galaxy Cluster J2143-4423 Object Type: Interacting Galaxies Position (J2000): RA: 21h42m42.73s Dec: -44d30m10.2s Distance: 19210 Mpc Constellation: Grus (the Crane)
About the Data	Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/H. Teplitz (SSC/Caltech) Instrument: MIPS Wavelength: 24 microns Exposure Date: October 18, November 4, & November 5, 2004 Exposure Time: 9 hours total Image Scale: 30x30 arcsec Orientation: North is up Release Date: 11 January 2005
Observers	H. Teplitz (SSC/Caltech) P. Francis (The Australian National University) P. Palunas (University of Texas at Austin) G. Williger (Johns Hopkins University) B. E. Woodgate (Goddard Space Flight Center)

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