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ZTF/2DTS report of AT2025hbw/ZTF25aajjeon as a featureless TDE candidate at z=0.628
Source Group: DESIRT
Keywords: TDE
Related Objects:
2025hbw [ZTF25aajjeon]
RA, DEC:09:32:00.828, +46:06:15.30
(143.003452, 46.104250)
Redshift:0.6278
Type:TDE
Related Notes:
Here we present AT2025hbw/ZTF25aajjeon as a high redshift, extraordinarily luminous tidal disruption event (TDE) candidate. With a peak absolute magnitude of g = -23.7 and a redshift of z = 0.628, AT…
The DECam DESI Transient Survey (2DTS)
Source Group: DESIRT
We announce the 2DTS: the DECam DESI Transient Survey, a new survey combining the efforts of DESIRT (DECam Search for Intermediate Redshift Transients) and the DESI (Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrum…
DESIRT spectroscopic classification of AT2021knj
Source Group: DESIRT
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2021knj
RA, DEC:14:36:23.135, -00:35:03.18
(219.096394, -0.584217)
Redshift:0.08
Type:SN Ia-91T-like
This report classifies AT2021knj as a SN 1991T-like SN Ia using a spectrum obtained on May 04 2021 (UT date) with the Kast spectrograph on the 3 m Shane telescope at Lick Observatory.
DESIRT early discovery of two infant candidate SNe AT2021iro and AT2021irn
Source Group: DESIRT
Here we report the DESIRT discovery of the transient AT2021irn in galaxy 2MFGC 11748 (z= 0.05684), and AT2021iro in galaxy LEDA 1226591 (z= 0.13717). AT2021irn was discovered on 2021-04-06 05:56 UT w…
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