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Also known as WR 140, Wolf-Rayet 140, HD 193793.
One record per aspect. The origin says what kind of thing each value is; the source says where it came from; the limit says what it cannot tell you.
Wolf–Rayet 140 image-field center is placed at J2000 RA 20.3 h, Dec 43.9° in Cygnus, at an adopted distance of 5,350 light-years.
Wolf–Rayet 140 (colliding-wind binary dust shells; central source WR 140, Wolf–Rayet + O-star binary): projected footprint at the adopted distance 3.2 × 2.1 light-years; outer radius used for arrival 1.6 light-years.
The light field samples the published telescope composite at its angular scale and adopted distance. Color follows the source’s assigned wavelength palette. Shallow depth is illustrative, not measured tomography; foreground stars and telescope diffraction remain features of the source image.