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AT2024tvd: an off-nuclear tidal disruption event
Source Group: ZTF
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2024tvd [ZTF22aaigqsr]
RA, DEC:17:10:42.585, +28:50:15.11
(257.677437, 28.837530)
Redshift:0.044938
Type:TDE
We report that the transient AT2024tvd is an off-nuclear tidal disruption event.
Findings of ZTF Flexible Weekends Experiment
Source Group: ZTF
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2024ryv [ZTF24abbenwl]
RA, DEC:00:25:29.960, +20:14:34.57
(6.374831, 20.242937)
Redshift:0.015
Type:SN IIP
We present the findings of the first ZTF Flexible Weekends experiment. We report 101 transients discovered during the three nights (August 10 - 12 2024 UTC) and that SN 2024ryv was selected for HST U…
Continued Observations of AT2024kmq (ZTF24aapvieu): Optical, X-ray, and Radio Detections
Source Group: ZTF
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We present luminous optical, UV, X-ray, and radio detections of the fast transient AT2024kmq (z=0.192). The transient is spatially coincident with the nucleus of an early-type galaxy, and we consider…
Classification of AT 2024lhc as a Tidal Disruption Event with Luminous and Variable X-ray Emission
Source Group: ZTF
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2024lhc [ZTF24aaoxmyb]
RA, DEC:16:50:54.181, +32:52:36.21
(252.725754, 32.876725)
Redshift:0.2045
Type:TDE
We report the classification of the optical transient ZTF24aaoxmyb/AT 2024lhc as a likely tidal disruption event.
AT2023mfm: a Tidal Disruption Event at z=0.087
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2023mfm [ZTF23aapyidj]
RA, DEC:21:37:27.961, -04:20:43.16
(324.366505, -4.345322)
Redshift:0.087
Type:TDE
We report the classification of the optical transient ZTF23aapyidj/AT2023mfm as a tidal disruption event (TDE) at z=0.087.
AT2023cvb: a Tidal Disruption Event at z=0.071
Source Group: ZTF
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2023cvb [ZTF23aadcbay]
RA, DEC:19:14:25.680, +41:40:09.28
(288.607000, 41.669243)
Redshift:0.071
Type:TDE
We classify AT2023cvb as a tidal disruption event at z=0.071.
AT2022lri/ZTF22abajudi: ZTF and Swift Discovery of a Tidal Disruption Event at z=0.032 with Bright X-ray Emission
Source Group: ZTF
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2022lri [ZTF22abajudi]
RA, DEC:02:20:08.009, -22:43:15.42
(35.033371, -22.720950)
Redshift:0.03275
Type:TDE
We report the discovery and classification of AT2022lri/ZTF22abajudi, a UV and X-ray bright tidal disruption event in a galaxy at z=0.032.
ZTF20aahmtso/AT2022gri: ZTF discovery of a UV-bright tidal disruption event
Source Group: ZTF
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2022gri [ZTF20aahmtso]
RA, DEC:07:18:20.778, +33:59:41.58
(109.586576, 33.994882)
Redshift:0.028
Type:TDE
We report the classification of ZTF20aahmtso/AT2022gri, a UV-bright tidal disruption event in a galaxy at z=0.028.
AT 2022bdw as a Possible Tidal Disruption Event
Source Group: StarDestroyers
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2022bdw [ZTF22aaahtqz]
RA, DEC:08:25:10.360, +18:34:57.50
(126.293167, 18.582639)
Redshift:0.03782
Type:TDE
We report the classification of AT 2022bdw as a possible tidal disruption event, but can not rule out an unusual SN II classification.
AT 2022dbl is a Nearby Rising Tidal Disruption Event in an E+A Galaxy
Source Group: StarDestroyers
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2022dbl [ASASSN-22ci]
, RA, DEC:12:20:45.010, +49:33:04.68
(185.187540, 49.551300)
Redshift:0.0284
Type:TDE
2019ahk [ASASSN-19bt]
RA, DEC:07:00:11.546, -66:02:24.14
(105.048110, -66.040040)
Redshift:0.0262
Type:TDE
We report the classification of AT 2022dbl / ASASSN-22ci (originally reported as AT 2018mac / ZTF18aabdajx) as a TDE.
ZTF21aanxhjv/AT2021ehb: ZTF discovery of a young, UV-bright tidal disruption event
Source Group: ZTF
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2021ehb [ZTF21aanxhjv]
RA, DEC:03:07:47.806, +40:18:40.57
(46.949190, 40.311268)
Redshift:0.018
Type:TDE
We report the discovery and classification of ZTF21aanxhjv/AT2021ehb, a young, UV-bright tidal disruption event in a galaxy at z=0.017, still on the rise to peak.
Swift observations of ZTF21aakilyd/AT2021csp
Source Group: ZTF
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2021csp [ZTF21aakilyd]
RA, DEC:14:26:22.114, +05:51:33.18
(216.592143, 5.859216)
Redshift:0.083
Type:SN Icn
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We report UV/optical and X-ray observations of the fast, luminous blue transient ZTF21aakilyd/AT2021csp.
Planned HST observations of SN 2020nxt
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HST Ultra-rapid Observations of SN 2020fqv
Source Group: UCSC
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2020fqv
RA, DEC:12:36:33.260, +11:13:53.87
(189.138583, 11.231631)
Redshift:0.007522
Type:SN IIb
We report ultra-rapid ToO STIS and COS UV observations with the Hubble Space Telescope and Swift UV observations of the young and nearby SN 2020fqv. The first epoch of HST UV spectroscopy is schedule…
Swift observations and spectroscopic classification of OGLE19qem as a Type IIn supernova
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2019qem [OGLE19qem]
RA, DEC:06:03:45.010, -64:22:35.94
(90.937542, -64.376650)
Redshift:0.042
Type:SN IIn
Here we present Swift observations and spectroscopic classification of OGLE19qem. The object was not detected in X-rays. UVOT colours suggests a temperature around 7000 K, while the spectral features…
Possible Rapidly Evolving Superluminous Blue Transient AT 2019rwd
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2019rwd [ZTF19acctwpz]
RA, DEC:00:10:45.898, +21:08:20.73
(2.691241, 21.139092)
Redshift:0.017
Type:SN II
We report optical, UV and X-ray data of this rapidly evolving event. The nature of the event can not yet be determined, additional immediate followup is encouraged.
Classification of AT2019meg as a tidal disruption event, evidence for an increasing temperature
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2019meg [ZTF19abhhjcc]
RA, DEC:18:45:16.180, +44:26:19.21
(281.317417, 44.438669)
Redshift:
Type:
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We classify AT2019meg as a tidal disruption event based on our optical spectra and NUV data from Swift/UVOT. The optical spectrum shows broad Halpha and Hbeta emission and a blue continuum, as well a…
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