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About the Object Object Name: NGC 2207 and IC 2163
Object Type: Galaxies
Position (J2000): RA: 6h16m25s Dec: -21d22m26.3s
Distance: 140 million light-years
Constellation: Canis Major
Observers Debra Elmegreen (Vassar College)
Bruce Elmegreen (T.J. Watson Research Center)
Michele Kaufman (Ohio State University)
Kartik Sheth (Spitzer Science Center)
Curtis Struck (Iowa State University)
Magnus Thomasson (Onsala Space Observatory)
Elias Brinks (University of Hertfordshire)

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