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Left: 3D rendering of Hyperion, as defined by the VMC technique. Right: 2D projections of Hyperion in the (top) R.A.-Dec., (middle) R.A.-z, and (bottom) Dec.-z planes. In all panels, the contours delineate regions of differing overdensity within the VMC map. The purple and green shaded regions correspond to Hyperion’s outskirts (2.5 ≤ nσ ≤ 4.0) and peaks (nσ ≥ 4.0), respectively, where nσ is defined in Equation (2). Also shown in red are regions with nσ ≥ 5.0, which generally trace the most massive peaks of Hyperion (detailed in Table A.1).

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