File:ESO - 87 Sylvia (by).jpg
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DescriptionESO - 87 Sylvia (by).jpg | Composite image showing the positions of Remus and Romulus around 87 Sylvia on 9 different nights as seen on NACO images. It clearly reveals the orbits of the two moonlets. The inset shows the potato shape of 87 Sylvia. The field of view is 2 arcsec. North is up and East is left. | ||||
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