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VLA X-band detection of AT2023hkw
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: Radio
Related Objects: ,
2018cow
, 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 detection of luminous radio emission from the luminous fast blue optical transient AT2023hkw at z=0.339.
Second photometry in filter V of the Supernova SN 2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
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I report the continuation of the photometric follow-up of SN 2023ixf through images obtained remotely at the Burke-Gaffney Observatory - Halifax/Canada.
Swift/XRT Non-detection of AT2023jxk
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We report the results of Swift X-ray observations of AT2023jxk.
Third follow-up observation in bands V & B for SN 2023ixf using LCOGT
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes: ,
Third set of multiple amateur calibrated measurements in V & B bands for supernova SN 2023ixf using the LCO Global Telescope Network 0m4 telescopes.
Host Extinction of SN2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Using data taken with the Keck Planet Finder spectrograph we calculate a host E(B-V) extinction of 0.031±0.006.
Summary of X-ray Observations of the FBOT AT2022tsd
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2022tsd [ZTF22abftjko]
RA, DEC:03:20:10.863, +08:44:55.63
(50.045264, 8.748787)
Redshift:
Type:
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We present a summary table of X-ray observations of the fast blue optical transient AT2022tsd for reference use in our submitted research note.
Second follow-up observation in bands V & B for SN 2023 ixf using LCOGT
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
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Second set of multiple amateur calibrated measurements in V & B bands for supernova SN 2023ixf using the LCO Global Telescope Network 0m4 telescopes.
Photometrical follow-up in V filter of SN 2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
I report the photometric follow-up of SN 2023ixf through an image obtained remotely at the Burke-Gaffney Observatory - Halifax/Canada.
Optical multi-band follow-up of SN 2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Photometric multi-band follow up of SN 2023ixf in M101 from INAF - Brera Astronomical Observatory, Italy
Further constraints on the eruption time of SN 2023ixf in M101
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes: , , , , , , ,
The newly-reported pre-discovery images of M101 with small telescopes provide additional constraints on the SN 2023ixf eruption time. The first clear detection of the eruption is on 2023-05-18.8261...
Identification of a red supergiant candidate progenitor in the HST and IRAC images
Keywords: Supernova
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
I here report a candidate for the progenitor of SN2023ixf. The archival HST and other multi-band images in the NASA Extragalactic Database (NED) were used to search for the progenitor at the report...
VLA 10 GHz Observations of SN2023ixf
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2023ixf [ZTF23aaklqou]
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We report the radio non-detection of SN2023ixf in the nearby galaxy M101 at 10 GHz.
Pre-Discovery Magnitude Analysis vs. Time of SN 2023ixf from Serendipitous Image Frames
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes:
23 serendipitous image frames of M101 were acquired showing SN 2023ixf during pre-discovery times 2023-05-19 05:11 UTC through 2023-05-19 10:48 UTC. Magnitude calculations were made for each frame...
MicroObservatory follow-up observations of SN 2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Multiple photometry measurements in the clear, V, B, R and I bands of supernova SN 20023ixf using MicroObservatory
Amateur Follow-up observations in bands V & B for SN 2023 ixf using LCOGT
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Amateur Multiple measurements in V & B bands for supernova SN 2023ixf using the LCO Global Telescope Network 0m4 telescopes
DESI Spectrum of SN 2023ixf
Source Group: DESI
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes:
We present the second spectrum of SN 2023ixf observed at 2023-05-24 03:36:42.676 UTC on May 24, 2023 (MJD = XYZ) using the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) at the 4m Mayall Telescope at ...
Detection of candidate progenitor of SN 2023ixf in HST archival data
Source Group: ANTARES
Keywords: Supernova
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We report the preliminary results of the search for the progenitor of SN 2023ixf in archival HST data.
DESI Spectrum of SN 2023ixf
Source Group: DESI
Related Objects:
2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We present the spectrum of SN 2023ixf observed at 03:19:22.4 UTC on 23 May 2023 (MJD = 60087.138) using the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) at the 4m Mayall Telescope at Kitt Peak Natio...
Liverpool Telescope Polarimetric Observations of SN 2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We report broad-band (BVRI) polarimetric observations of SN 2023ixf with the Liverpool Telescope on 2023 May 21
Amateur astronomer contribution to constraining the explosion time and rise of the Type II SN 2023ixf in M101
Keywords: Supernova
Related Objects:
2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes: , , , , , ,
Following the discovery by Koichi Itagaki of SN 2023ixf in the nearby galaxy M101, images obtained by amateur astronomers from around the globe, as well as reports based on such data, have been str...
POETS SubMillimeter Array (SMA) Observations of SN 2023ixf
Keywords: Radio
Related Objects:
2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We report an SMA non-detection of SN 2023ixf at 230 GHz on 2023 May 21.17 UT, as part of the new large program POETS (Pursuit of Extragalactic Transients with the SMA).
Onset of SN 2023ixf observed over East Asian longitudes
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We present the observations made by several China-based amateur astronomers that cover the onset of SN 2023ixf. A serendipitous time-lapse observation of M 101 captured the onset of the supernova e...
Limeburner Prediscovery images of SN 2023ixf
Keywords: Supernova
Related Objects:
2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
I present several serendipitous images of SN 2023ixf taken by myself prior to the initial discovery report. I estimate a detection of clear = 15.5 +/- 0.5 mag at 03:54 UTC on 05/19/2023.
Pre-Discovery Images of SN 2023ixf taken at T-[9,18,33] hours
Keywords: Supernova
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2023ixf [ZTF23aaklqou]
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes: , ,
Pre-discovery images taken around 9, 18, 33 hours prior to discovery by Koichi Itagaki show brightness of ~15.3mag, ~17.3mag, and < 21-22 mag (3-sigma). The explosion therefore predates 2023-05-19 ...
Filippenko Prediscovery Image of SN 2023ixf
Source Group: LOSS
Keywords: Supernova
Related Objects:
2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
Related Notes:
We present a serendipitous image of SN 2023ixf taken by
A V. Filippenko prior to the initial discovery report. We recovered a
detection of clear = 16.0 +/- 0.3 mag at 06:08 UTC on 05/19/2023.
ZTF Pre-Discovery Forced Photometry of SN 2023ixf
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We present ZTF observations of SN 2023ixf in survey imaging taken prior to the initial discovery report. We recover a single detection (g=15.87) at MJD 60083.3229977, and a deep upper limit two da...
ZTF, LT, and Keck/DEIMOS Observations of the Candidate Fast Blue Optical Transient (FBOT) AT2023hkw
Source Group: ZTF
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We report observations of the fast blue transient AT2023hkw (ZTF23aaimsja) ~3.3” from a cataloged galaxy in SDSS. In the g band, the transient brightened by 1.2 mag from the most recent upper limit...
SN2023aew: SCAT Spectroscopic Observations During Significant Rebrightening
Source Group: SCAT
Keywords: Supernova
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2023aew
RA, DEC:17:40:51.370, +66:12:22.75
(265.214042, 66.206319)
Redshift:0.025
Type:SN IIb
Related Notes:
As part of the ongoing Spectroscopic Classification of Astronomical Transients (SCAT) Survey, we obtained a UH2.2m/SNIFS spectra of SN 2023aew 90 days after the initial discovery by ZTF. We find a ...
AT2023fhn Chandra X-ray detection
Keywords: X-rays
Related Objects: , ,
2020mrf
, RA, DEC:15:47:54.163, +44:39:07.41
(236.975679, 44.652059)
Redshift:0.058809
Type:SN II
2020xnd [ZTF20acigmel]
, RA, DEC:22:20:02.030, -02:50:25.30
(335.008458, -2.840361)
Redshift:
Type:
2018lug [ZTF18abvkwla]
, RA, DEC:02:00:15.194, +16:47:57.32
(30.063307, 16.799255)
Redshift:
Type:
2018cow
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 Chandra X-ray detection of the luminous fast blue optical transient (LFBOT) AT2023fhn.
Follow-up photometry of at2023hcp from the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory
Source Group: DAO_OTS
Keywords: photometry
photometric follow-up is provided for SN candidate at2023hcp
VLT FORS2 observations of the candidate LFBOT AT2023fhn
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2023fhn [ZTF23aaeozpp]
, RA, DEC:10:08:03.815, +21:04:26.95
(152.015896, 21.074153)
Redshift:
Type:
2018cow [ZTF18abcfcoo]
, RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
2020xnd [ZTF20acigmel]
, RA, DEC:22:20:02.030, -02:50:25.30
(335.008458, -2.840361)
Redshift:
Type:
2022tsd [ZTF22abftjko]
RA, DEC:03:20:10.863, +08:44:55.63
(50.045264, 8.748787)
Redshift:
Type:
Related Notes: ,
We obtained ugRI imaging observations of AT2023fhn using FORS2 on the Very Large Telescope (VLT), measuring blue colours consistent with observations of past LFBOTs. Fits of the photometry to black...
AT2023fhn X-ray and millimeter observations: upper limits from Swift and NOEMA
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects: , , ,
2018cow
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 X-ray and millimeter-wave follow-up observations of the luminous fast blue optical transient (LFBOT) AT2023fhn.
SN2023aew: Spectroscopic observation during a significant rebrightening
Related Objects:
2023aew
RA, DEC:17:40:51.370, +66:12:22.75
(265.214042, 66.206319)
Redshift:0.025
Type:SN IIb
We report on the significant rebrightening of ~1.8 magnitudes in ~5 days for the type IIb SN2023aew, more than 80 days after the initial classification. We obtained a spectrum of the target on 2023...
ZTF, Gemini, and P200 Observations of the Candidate Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transient AT2023fhn
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects: , ,
2018cow
, , RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
We report observations of the fast, blue transient AT2023fhn (ZTF23aaeozpp/ATLAS23hnk), 5” from a catalogued galaxy in SDSS. The transient brightened over two days and faded by 1.4 magnitudes over ...
Follow-up observations of Type Icn SN 2023emq: transition to a Type Ibn SN
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2023emq
RA, DEC:13:34:22.033, -23:43:51.45
(203.591805, -23.730957)
Redshift:0.031
Type:SN Icn
Related Notes:
We report a spectral transition of SN 2023emq from a Type Icn SN into a Type Ibn SN
Swift/XRT Non-detection of SN2023dbc
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: X-rays
Related Objects:
2023dbc
RA, DEC:11:11:39.230, +55:40:28.99
(167.913458, 55.674719)
Redshift:0.0023
Type:SN Ic
Related Notes: ,
We report the non-detection of 0.3-10 keV X-ray emission from the nearby (10 Mpc) stripped-envelope SN 2023dbc.
Chandra Late-Time Monitoring of the X-ray Emission from the FBOT AT2022tsd
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2022tsd [ZTF22abftjko]
RA, DEC:03:20:10.863, +08:44:55.63
(50.045264, 8.748787)
Redshift:
Type:
Related Notes: , , ,
We report additional follow-up detections of X-ray emission from the fast blue optical transient AT2022tsd at z=0.256.
Swift/XRT Non-detection of AT2023bbu
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: X-rays
Related Objects: ,
2018cow
, , RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
2020mrf
RA, DEC:15:47:54.163, +44:39:07.41
(236.975679, 44.652059)
Redshift:0.058809
Type:SN II
Related Notes:
We report a Swift/XRT non-detection of the fast, blue, and luminous optical transient AT2023bbu.
A Red Transient Detected in JWST NIRCam imaging of ULIRG Arp 220
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2023axi [joust2023y]
RA, DEC:15:34:57.494, +23:30:14.30
(233.739557, 23.503973)
Redshift:
Type:
We report a detection of an infrared transient in JWST NIRCam observations of Arp 220 (PID 2739). The source is detected in 6 filters and exhibits a red SED. These data were taken July 2022, so opp...
Gemini, Swift, and VLA Observations of AT2022abfc, a Radio-loud Fast Optical Transient Coincident with a z=0.212 Galaxy
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects: ,
2018cow
, RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
We report ZTF forced photometry, Gemini spectroscopy, VLA radio observations, and Swift X-ray observations of the optical transient AT2022abfc. Observations reveal a fast optical duration of a few ...
Discovery of Minute-timescale Optical Flares with Supernova-like Luminosities at the Position of the Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transient AT2022tsd (the "Tasmanian Devil")
Source Group: ZTF
Related Objects:
Related Notes: , , , ,
We report the detection of several minute-timescale optical flares with vLv~10^43 erg/s at the position of the luminous fast blue optical transient (LFBOT) AT2022tsd (the "Tasmanian Devil"), occurr...
Chandra Detection of Fading X-ray Emission at the Location of FBOT AT2022tsd
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2022tsd [ZTF22abftjko]
RA, DEC:03:20:10.863, +08:44:55.63
(50.045264, 8.748787)
Redshift:
Type:
Related Notes: ,
We report the follow-up detection of fading X-ray emission with Chandra from the fast blue optical transient AT2022tsd at z=0.256.
Chandra Detection of Persistent and Luminous X-ray Emission at the Location of FBOT AT2022tsd
Related Objects:
2022tsd [ZTF22abftjko]
RA, DEC:03:20:10.863, +08:44:55.63
(50.045264, 8.748787)
Redshift:
Type:
Related Notes:
We report the follow-up detection of persistent and luminous X-ray emission with Chandra from the fast blue optical transient AT2022tsd at z=0.256.
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Discovery of Possible Transient in JWST NIRCam Images of SDSS J141930.11+525159.3
Early multiband light curve of SN 2023ixf
LT Classification of SN 2023ixf as a Type II Supernova in M101
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ATLAS20ktt (AT2020hvp): discovery of a candidate supernova in NGC 6118 (27 Mpc)
SN 2023tyk: discovery to spectroscopic classification performed fully automatically
Onset of SN 2023ixf observed over East Asian longitudes
ePESSTO+ re-classification of AT2019xis as a light echo of SN 1987A in the LMC.
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