AT 2003md | Transient Name Server

AT 2003md

RA/DEC (2000)

15:04:04.155 +08:36:26.27

226.017311 +8.607296

Type

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Redshift

Discovery Report

Reporting Group

None

Discovering Data Source

None

Discovery Date

2003-03-31 08:13:14.000

TNS AT

Y

Public

Y

Host Name

SDSS J150404.51+083619.9

Host Redshift

0.091334

Discovery Mag

18.91

Filter

r-Sloan

Reporter/s

Sylvia Beer

NED SIMBAD DECaLS PanSTARRS-1 SkyMapper VizieR WISE DSS ADS

Spectra

No Data

Light Curves

Filter

Tel / Inst

Obs-date range

Photometry

r-Sloan

Sloan_SDSS-Spec

2003-03-31 08:13:14 - 2003-03-31 08:13:14

1

Photometry

ID	Obs-date	Mag. / Flux	Err	Lim. Mag./Flux	Units	Filter	Tel / Inst	Exp-time	Observer/s	Remarks
72474	2003-03-31 08:13:14	18.91	1		ABMag	r-Sloan	Sloan_SDSS-Spec			The r-band Apparent magnitude was calculated by Richard Nowell using APT and reference star: SDSS J150404.24+083549.7 http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr14/en/tools/explore/Summary.aspx?id=1237662264858443957. The r-band Absolute magnitude of -19.12 was also calculated.

AT Reports

ID	Time received (UT)	Sender	Reporter/s	Reportting group	Disc. Data Source	RA	DEC	Discovery date (UT)	Discovery Mag.	Filter	Related files	AT Type	Internal name	Assoc. Groups	End prop. period	Remarks
38164	2019-06-19 15:31:58	Richard Nowell	Sylvia Beer			15:04:04.155	+08:36:26.27	2003-03-31 08:13:14.000	18.91	r-Sloan		PSN				This transient was first noticed by Sylvia Beer on the Galaxy Zoo website here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk/subjects/34060616. The transient is shown as a galaxy in SDSS J150404.12+083625.9 (http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr14/en/tools/explore/Summary.aspx?id=1237662264858443954) and has 'unreliable photometry'. It is not present though in the DECaLS or Pan-STARRS surveys from a decade later.

Classification Reports

No Data