DELVE 6: An Ancient, Ultra-faint Star Cluster on the Outskirts of the Magellanic Clouds
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D. Nidever | A. Drlica-Wagner | D. James | J. Carlin | G. Medina | A. K. Vivas | E. Tollerud | M. Geha | G. Stringfellow | N. Kuropatkin | D. Erkal | A. Pace | P. Ferguson | N. Noël | P. Massana | W. Cerny | B. Mutlu-Pakdil | S. Mau | A. Miller | K. Olsen | J. Sakowska | C. Martínez-Vázquez | J. Carballo-Bello | Y. Choi | T. Li | R. V. D. Marel | Delve Collaboration
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