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Two transients candidates in the error box of GW event S230518h
Source Group: MeerLICHT
Related Objects:
2023ixg [MLT J074824.10-703558.7]
, RA, DEC:07:48:24.256, -70:35:58.89
(117.101067, -70.599693)
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2023iyb [MLT J111035.64-873800.2]
RA, DEC:11:10:35.450, -87:38:00.42
(167.647710, -87.633450)
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MeerLICHT follow-up of the localisation region of GW event LVK S230518h identified two extragalactic transients: AT2023ixg and AT2023iyb
Possible young supernova in galaxy SDSS J121935.03+052048.5 at z=0.07491
Source Group: MeerLICHT
Related Objects:
2023dwb [MLT J121935.03+052048.7]
RA, DEC:12:19:35.057, +05:20:48.98
(184.896072, 5.346938)
Redshift:0.074912
Type:SN Ia
MeerLICHT detection of a possible young supernova at q_AB = 19.51 in SDSS J121935.03+052048.5 at z=0.07491
Possible Supernova in NGC 5135 at 60 MPc
Source Group: MeerLICHT
Related Objects:
2023dpj [MLT J132544.41-295011.9]
RA, DEC:13:25:44.399, -29:50:11.91
(201.434995, -29.836642)
Redshift:0.01369
Type:SN II
MeerLICHT discovery of AT2023dpj, a possible supernova in NGC 5135 at 60 Mpc.
AT2022kms in NGC 55: SALT spectroscopy reveals likely Luminous Red Nova nature
Source Group: MeerLICHT
Related Objects:
2022kms [ATLAS22olj]
RA, DEC:00:15:14.669, -39:13:22.47
(3.811120, -39.222907)
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Low Resolution SALT-RSS Spectroscopy of AT2022kms in NGC55 reveals a blue continuum with strong Balmer emission lines, similar to known Luminous Red Novae. The source is expected to further brighten …
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