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AT 2017ewu

RA/DEC (2000)

18:47:26.040 -66:50:13.70

281.8585 -66.837139

Type

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Redshift

Discovery Report

Reporting Group

BOSS

Discovering Data Source

BOSS

Discovery Date

2017-06-19 23:55:24.000

TNS AT

Y

Public

Y

Host Name

ESO-104-G-003

Discovery Mag

17.7

Filter

Other-

Reporter/s

Stuart Parker

NED SIMBAD DECaLS PanSTARRS-1 SkyMapper VizieR WISE DSS ADS

Spectra

No Data

Light Curves

Filter

Tel / Inst

Obs-date range

Photometry

Other-

Other_Other

2017-06-10 04:31:18 - 2017-06-19 23:55:24

2

Photometry

ID	Obs-date	Mag. / Flux	Err	Lim. Mag./Flux	Units	Filter	Tel / Inst	Exp-time	Observer/s	Remarks
18057	2017-06-19 23:55:24	17.7			Other	Other-	Other_Other	30	Parker	clearly visible
18056	2017-06-10 04:31:18			17.5	Other	Other-	Other_Other	30	Parker	[Last non detection] Nothing visible

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
12176	2017-06-23 10:58:51	Stuart Parker	Stuart Parker	BOSS	BOSS	18:47:26.040	-66:50:13.70	2017-06-19 23:55:24.000	17.7	Other-		PSN		BOSS		Stuart Parker, Canterbury, New Zealand, reports the discovery of an apparent supernova (red mag 17.7) on a 30-s unfiltered CCD image (limiting mag 19) taken by himself with a 30-cm Astro-Tech AT12RC Ritchey-Chretien astrograph (+ ST10 camera) at his Parkdale Observatory in the course of the Backyard Observatory Supernova Search.Which is 1E"and 18S"of the nucleus of the galaxy ESO-104-G-003 (PGC62414)

Classification Reports

No Data