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SN2026sqf: The earliest X-ray detection of a SN Ia-CSM at 2 months post explosion
Source Group: TRex
Related Objects:
2012ca
, RA, DEC:18:41:07.250, -41:47:38.40
(280.280210, -41.794000)
Redshift:0.019
Type:SN IIn
2026sqf
RA, DEC:10:38:47.961, +53:30:34.10
(159.699839, 53.509471)
Redshift:0.003312
Type:SN Ia-CSM
X-ray detection of a SN Ia-CSM at 2 months post explosion
X-ray re-brightening and spectral hardening of the FBOT AT2024wpp
Source Group: TRex
Keywords: X-rays
Related Objects:
2024wpp [ZTF24abjjpbo]
RA, DEC:02:42:05.499, -16:57:22.90
(40.522912, -16.956360)
Redshift:
Type:SN
Related Notes: , , , , ,
FBOT AT2024wpp showed evidence for a rapid X-ray re-brightening and spectral hardening at ~50 days
NuSTAR detection of the FBOT AT2024qfm and evidence for soft X-ray variability from Swift-XRT
Source Group: TRex
Keywords: X-rays
Related Objects: ,
2018cow [ZTF18abcfcoo]
RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
Related Notes: , , , ,
We report the NuSTAR detection of hard X-rays from the FBOT AT2024qfm and the evidence for soft X-ray variability from Swift-XRT
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