NGC 6050 is a colliding pair of spiral galaxies known as Arp 272. Per Corwin, even with a 30-inch telescope visual observations do not show any hint of the double, so Swift's two observations cannot refer to the two galaxies, and must be duplicate observations of their combined image (an all too common occurrence for Swift, and not that uncommon for other observers, as well). Steinicke and NED list NGC 6050 and IC 1179 as the same object; but many references list NGC 6050A as NGC 6050, and NGC 6050B as IC 1179 (for instance, LEDA and Wikisky use the incorrect labels). Most significantly, there is a HubbleSite news release of the most spectacular image currently available for the pair which uses the incorrect names; so the error will undoubtedly be propagated across the Internet for the rest of human history.