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Classification of AT 2024lhc as a Tidal Disruption Event with Luminous and Variable X-ray Emission
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects:
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.
Classification of AT2020afhd / ZTF20abwtifz as a tidal disruption event and report of Swift XRT detection at z = 0.024
Source Group: ZTF
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2020afhd [ZTF20abwtifz]
RA, DEC:03:13:35.700, -02:09:06.37
(48.398750, -2.151769)
Redshift:0.027
Type:TDE
We report the classification of the optical transient ZTF20abwtifz/AT2020afhd (RA = 03:13:35.67, Dec = -02:09:06.21, z = 0.024) as a tidal disruption event (TDE) due to its persistent blue optical co…
Classification of ZTF23abaujuy/AT2023rvb as a tidal disruption event at z=0.0815
Source Group: ZTF
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2023rvb [ZTF23abaujuy]
RA, DEC:19:21:12.547, -22:38:39.61
(290.302280, -22.644335)
Redshift:0.0815
Type:TDE
We report the classification of the optical transient ZTF23abaujuy/AT2023rvb (RA = 19:21:12.55, Dec = -22:38:39.60, z = 0.0815) as a tidal disruption event (TDE) due to its persistent blue optical co…
AT2023cvb: a Tidal Disruption Event at z=0.071
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects:
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.
Swift X-ray Detection of the Tidal Disruption Event AT2021uvz/ZTF21abmwftm
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects:
2021uvz [ZTF21abmwftm]
RA, DEC:17:32:50.506, +33:01:58.40
(263.210441, 33.032888)
Redshift:0.176
Type:TDE
We report Swift/XRT detection of X-ray emission in the tidal disruption event (TDE) AT2021uvz/ZTF21abmwftm.
Classification of AT 2021seu as a Possible Bowen Fluorescence Flare around a Supermassive Black Hole
Source Group: StarDestroyers
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We classify AT 2021seu as a possible Bowen Fluorescence Flare, related to enhanced accretion onto a supermassive black hole. Our FLOYDS spectrum, obtained on UT 2021-07-10, and made public on the TNS…
X-shooter confirmation of the redshift of the probable host galaxy of the Fast X-ray Transient XRT 210423
Keywords: Time-domain, Transient, Spectroscopy, Gamma-Ray Burst, Black Hole, Neutron Star, Optical, Infra-Red, X-rays, Gravitational Waves
Related Objects:
XRT210423
RA, DEC:00:00:00.000,
(0.000000, 0.000000)
Redshift:
Type:
XRT210423
Using VLT/X-shooter we confirm the redshift determination of z=1.5105 (Andreoni et al. 2021 ATel #14641) of the potential host galaxy of the fast X-ray transient XRT210423. The offset and peak lumino…
Classification of AT2019meg as a tidal disruption event, evidence for an increasing temperature
Related Objects:
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…
Classificaiton of AT 2019brs as an AT 2017bgt-like SMBH-Related Flare
Related Objects:
2019brs [Gaia19axp]
, RA, DEC:14:27:46.400, +29:30:38.27
(216.943333, 29.510631)
Redshift:0.37362
Type:
2017bgt [ASASSN-17cv]
RA, DEC:16:11:05.518, +02:34:02.14
(242.772990, 2.567260)
Redshift:0.064
Type:AGN
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Early multiband light curve of SN 2023ixf
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Classification of SN 2020jfo (ZTF20aaynrrh) as a young Type II supernova
SN 2023tyk: discovery to spectroscopic classification performed fully automatically
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ePESSTO+ re-classification of AT2019xis as a light echo of SN 1987A in the LMC.
ATLAS20qoq (AT2020nlb): discovery of a candidate SN in MESSIER 85 (17 Mpc)
Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) now reported to and distributed via the TNS