Our target wide binaries are marked with colored circles (primaries) and triangles (secondaries) in the 2MASS (K, J − K) and Gaia (G, BP − RP) CMDs. Blue, orange, green,
Our target wide binaries are marked with colored circles (primaries) and triangles (secondaries) in the 2MASS (K, J − K) and Gaia (G, BP − RP) CMDs. Blue, orange, green,
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