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DescriptionBorasisi-pabu hst.jpg	English: Hubble Space Telescope of the cubewano 66652 Borasisi and its companion Pabu, taken on 15 September 2003.
Date	15 September 2003
Source	Coordinates from HST Proposal 9991 are provided at the Hubble Legacy Archive Search. The image is from the dataset name hst_9991_20_acs_hrc_f775w_02.
Author	Hubble Space Telescope/Keith Noll

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