We report photometric observations of the young supernova SN 2026fvx obtained at the Stone Edge Observatory. Imaging was conducted on 2026 April 6 and April 8 UT using g, r, and i filters, with exposure times of 200 s (April 6) and 100 and 200 s (April 8). The data were reduced using a pipeline incorporating dark and sky subtraction, and photometry was calibrated using APASS magnitudes of stars in the field.
We measure consistent magnitudes across multiple epochs. On April 6 we combine two measurements to obtain mean magnitudes of g ≈ 13.14 (04:42-05:06 UT), r ≈ 13.06 (04:47-05:16 UT), and i ≈ 13.43 (04:56-05:23 UT). On April 8, combining three independent measurements per filter taken across two observing sessions, we obtain g ≈ 13.06 (04:26-08:28 UT), r ≈ 13.01 (04:29-08:21 UT), and i ≈ 13.35 (04:33-08:33 UT).
2026 APRIL 6 (200s) | 2026 APRIL 8 (100s & 200s) | ||||
Band | Magnitude | Average Time | Band | Magnitude | Average Time |
g | 13.14 | 04:54 UT | g | 13.06 | 05:49 UT |
r | 13.06 | 05:01 UT | r | 13.01 | 05:49 UT |
i | 13.43 | 05:09 UT | i | 13.35 | 05:55 UT |
| Catalog | Name | Reported RA | Reported DEC | Reported Obj-Type | Reported Redshift | Host Name | Host Redshift | Remarks | TNS RA | TNS DEC | TNS Obj-Type | TNS Redshift |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TNS | 2026fvx | 12:14:58.133 | +63:47:16.41 | SN Ia | 0.004846 | 12:14:58.133 | +63:47:16.41 | SN Ia | 0.004846 |


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Is there something noteworthy about these observations?