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IDNamesort descendingRepsClassRADECObj. TypeRedshiftHost NameHost RedshiftReporting Group/sDiscovery Data Source/sClassifying Group/sAssociated Group/sDisc. Internal NameDisc. Instrument/sClass. Instrument/sTNS ATPublicEnd Prop. PeriodObject SpectraDiscovery Mag/FluxDiscovery FilterDiscovery Date (UT)SenderRemarksSourcesBibcodeExt. catalog/s
3086SN 2004im23:43:07.781-00:07:55.49SN IaAnon. NY19.82004-11-03 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Frieman, SDSS Collaboration; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8481; PositionRef=IAUC 8481; Orig Type=Ia ]
3087SN 2004in01:30:26.059+00:41:32.32SN IaAnon. NY20.32004-11-03 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Frieman, SDSS Collaboration; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8481; PositionRef=IAUC 8481; Orig Type=Ia ]
3088SN 2004io21:23:37.390-00:28:00.59SN IaAnon. NY19.72004-11-03 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Frieman, SDSS Collaboration; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8481; PositionRef=IAUC 8481; Orig Type=Ia ]
3089 2004ip18:32:41.261-34:11:26.70Anon. NY18.72004-09-13 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Mattila et al.; DiscoveryRef=CBET 858; PositionRef=CBET 858; Orig Type=Unknown]
3090 2004iq17:16:35.899-10:20:37.79IRAS 17138-1017 NY18.32004-09-23 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Kankare, Mattila et al.; DiscoveryRef=CBET 1569; PositionRef=CBET 1569; Orig Type=Unknown]
23546AT 2004ir106:47:14.212+65:46:13.102MASX J06471436+6546183Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY19.87g-Sloan2004-12-13 07:09:56.000Cornen
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
149622017-11-23 11:31:05c_cldClaude Cornen06:47:14.212+65:46:13.102004-12-13 07:09:56.00019.87g-Sloan1PSN2MASX J06471436+6546183SDSS DR14 objID = 1237667207286882610
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
225792004-12-13 07:09:5619.87ABMagg-SloanSloan_SDSS-Spec
23604AT 2004is109:06:24.254+27:37:30.032MFGC 7092Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY19.4r-Sloan2004-03-17 07:10:40.000Cornen
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
150302017-11-27 13:24:42c_cldClaude Cornen09:06:24.254+27:37:30.032004-03-17 07:10:40.00019.4r-Sloan1PSN2MFGC 7092
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
226942004-03-17 07:10:4019.4ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-Spec
23607AT 2004it112:39:58.087+33:41:17.472MASX J12395851+3341254Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY19.67r-Sloan2004-04-16 07:37:16.000Cornen
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
150332017-11-27 13:32:00c_cldClaude Cornen12:39:58.087+33:41:17.472004-04-16 07:37:16.00019.67r-Sloan1PSN2MASX J12395851+3341254
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
226972004-04-16 07:37:1619.67ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-Spec
29144AT 2004iu105:17:11.530-64:57:31.60NGC 18920.00353CGS2004AOther - OtherYY2018-09-0214.8B-Johnson2004-01-20 00:00:00.000Guillochon
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
219722018-08-29 20:07:29guillochonJames Guillochon, Jorge Stockler de Moraes, Matt Nicholl, Daniel J. Patnaude, Katie Auchettl, Aaron J. Barth, Luis C. Ho, Zhao-Yu Li05:17:11.530-64:57:31.602004-01-20 00:00:00.00014.8B-Johnson2PSNNGC 18920.00353CGS2004A2018-09-02Transient was discovered by comparing archival CGS imaging from 2004 to image collected by Jorge Stockler de Moraes on 2017-01-28. Verified to not have been detected in earlier HST imaging (2001-09-22) and in a recently collected Magellan image (2018-08-06).
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
345222004-01-20 00:00:0014.8VegaMagB-JohnsonOther_Other3602048x2048 Tek#5 CCD on 2.5m duPont telescope at Las Campanas Observatory as part of Carnegie-Irvine Galaxy Survey.
345212001-09-21 00:00:0023VegaMagOther-Other_Other460Stephen Smartt[Last non detection] No source detected at position with HST/WFPC2 imaging in F450W and F814W.
36157AT 2004iv218:51:08.024-00:44:48.51Other - Other, SST - IRACYY6.106813.6-Spitzer IRAC2004-04-22 16:58:26.000Thévenot
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
357552019-05-23 20:16:19MelinaMelina Thévenot18:51:08.024-00:44:48.512005-06-17 12:44:12.00016.411K-Bessel2OtherThis report belongs to AT 2004iv. The UKIDSS source UGPS J185108.03-004448.6 could alternatively be a possible host of AT 2004iv. I can't rule out this possibility, as there are only 2MASS images to compare. On the other hand the detection of the UKIDSS source fits the date between the spitzer IRAC and MIPS detection of the transient. https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2004iv
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
669312005-10-02 07:35:115.24ABMagOther-Other_OtherTelescope/Instrument is SST - MIPS, filter is 24 Microns. This source appears in MIPSGAL as MG032.2325-00.2727, but is not detected in WISE 22 microns images.
669302005-06-17 12:44:1216.411ABMagK-BesselOther_OtherThis detection exists in the UKIDSS-DR6 catalog as UGPS J185108.03-004448.6, the date was copied from the fits-file, which was acquired in the WFCAM Science Archive. http://wsa.roe.ac.uk:8080/wsa/getImage_form.jsp The Telescope/Instrument for this survey is UKIRT WFCAM.
327362019-04-10 16:48:23MelinaMelina Thévenot18:51:08.024-00:44:48.512004-04-22 16:58:26.0006.106813.6-Spitzer IRAC41OtherArchival images from GLIMPSE (Spitzer IRAC) show an infrared transient of unknown nature in the galactic plane. The transient was first discovered by the volunteer Julio Albornoz in the Milky Way Project (here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/povich/milky-way-project/talk/505/209341), which is an astronomy citizen science project. Spitzer MIPS [24] show a source at the same position from 2005-10-02, but WISE images don't show any source at this position in 2010. Grace Wolf-Chase from the Adler Planetarium took part of the discussion as a researcher. Many thanks to Richard Nowell and Alexander Jonkeren for helping me with APT.
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
607532004-04-22 17:13:224.61649ABMag4.5-Spitzer IRACSST_IRAC1.2Ed ChurchwellMagnitude of the transient was calculated with APT by Melina Thévenot, using GLIMPSE G032.2144-00.2946 as a reference star. Observer was copied from the image header of the fits file, acquired with IRSA. Exposure time is the average exposure time from the image header.
607552004-04-22 17:13:222.13052ABMag8.0-Spitzer IRACSST_IRAC1.2Ed ChurchwellMagnitude of the transient was calculated with APT by Melina Thévenot, using GLIMPSE G032.2144-00.2946 as a reference star. Observer was copied from the image header of the fits file, acquired with IRSA. Exposure time is the average exposure time from the image header.
607522004-04-22 16:58:266.10681ABMag3.6-Spitzer IRACSST_IRAC1.2Ed ChurchwellMagnitude of the transient was calculated with APT by Melina Thévenot, using GLIMPSE G032.2144-00.2946 as a reference star. Observer was copied from the image header of the fits file, acquired with IRSA. Exposure time is the average exposure time from the image header.
607542004-04-22 16:58:262.50773ABMag5.8-Spitzer IRACSST_IRAC1.2Ed ChurchwellMagnitude of the transient was calculated with APT by Melina Thévenot, using GLIMPSE G032.2144-00.2946 as a reference star. Observer was copied from the image header of the fits file, acquired with IRSA. Exposure time is the average exposure time from the image header.
Related files
FileFile TypeCommentsLast Modified (UT)Modified By
tns_2004iv_atrep_32736.pngGraphicsRGB image with [3.6] as blue, [4.5] as green and [8.0] as red, created with SAO Image DS9. Image size is 0.1 X 0.1 degree. Orientation is from the galactic coordinate system, north galactic pole is up.2019-04-10 16:48:23Melina
49765AT 2004iw113:42:39.184+29:57:09.19NGC 52770.0397Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY19.91r-Sloan2004-05-12 07:26:36.000Theunissen
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
550782019-12-19 23:47:47Ine Theunissen LimpensIne Theunissen-Limpens13:42:39.184+29:57:09.192004-05-12 07:26:36.00019.91r-Sloan1PSNNGC 52770.0397This transient was first observed by Ine Theunissen on the Galaxy Zoo website here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk/1268/1196979. Melinda Thévenot also took part in the discussion. In the SDSS database, the transient is categorised as a star. However, in a later survey DECaLS, no star is visible.
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
1073222004-05-12 07:26:3619.910.02ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-Spec
54168AT 2004ix108:32:38.201+18:42:27.72SDSS J083237.90+184223.40.129892Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY19.38r-Sloan2004-12-12 09:26:10.000Nowell
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
618272020-02-14 18:05:38Richard NowellIne Theunissen 08:32:38.201+18:42:27.722004-12-12 09:26:10.00019.38r-Sloan1PSNSDSS J083237.90+184223.40.129892This transient was first observed on the Galaxy Zoo website here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk/subjects/36228534. The transient in SDSS is listed as a star (SDSS J083238.20+184227.7), but is not visible in the later surveys DECaLS and PanSTARRS.
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
1203032004-12-12 09:26:1019.381ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-SpecThe r-band Apparent magnitude was calculated by Richard Nowell using APT and reference star: SDSS J083239.96+184302.5 http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr14/en/tools/explore/Summary.aspx?id=1237667255603495173. The r-band Absolute magnitude of -19.43 was also calculated.
56211AT 2004iy114:48:15.359+26:16:56.76SDSS J144815.88+261704.80.051622Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY20.99r-Sloan2004-05-12 08:25:43.000Nowell
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
648012020-03-23 13:44:39Richard NowellBaltasar Llarena14:48:15.359+26:16:56.762004-05-12 08:25:43.00020.99r-Sloan1PSNSDSS J144815.88+261704.80.051622This transient was first observed by Baltasar Llarena (aka EnceladusMoon) on the Galaxy Zoo website here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk/subjects/40350288. Christine Macmillan, Sam Deen (aka planetaryscience) and Ine Theunissen also took part in the discussion.
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
1256892004-05-12 08:25:4320.991ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-SpecThe r-band Apparent magnitude was calculated by Richard Nowell using APT and reference star: SDSS J144810.42+261656.7 http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr14/en/tools/explore/Summary.aspx?id=1237665350782681219. The r-band Absolute magnitude of -15.79 was also calculated.
57145AT 2004iz109:05:30.192+22:36:10.08IC 24330.036155Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY21.58r-Sloan2004-12-11 11:21:27.000Theunissen
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
662342020-04-06 14:46:50Ine Theunissen LimpensIne Theunissen-Limpens09:05:30.192+22:36:10.082004-12-11 11:21:27.00021.58r-Sloan1PSNIC 24330.036155This transient was first discovered by Ine Theunissen in the Legacy Survey Sky Viewer and discussed on the Galaxy Zoo website here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk/1268/1189287. Richard Nowell, Christine Macmillan, Sam Deen and Claude Cornen also took part in the discussion. In the SDSS database, the transient is categorised as a galaxy. However, in a later survey DECaLS, no galaxy is visible.
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
1284662004-12-11 11:21:2721.581ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-SpecThe r-band Apparent magnitude was calculated by Richard Nowell using APT and this reference star here: https://skyserver.sdss.org/dr14/en/tools/explore/Summary.aspx?id=1237667112257191991. The r-band Absolute magnitude of -14.40 was also calculated.
59402AT 2004ja114:55:22.417+28:42:11.61SDSS J145522.20+284209.80.108Sloan - SDSS-SpecYY19.36r-Sloan2004-04-16 09:33:42.000Nowell
AT reports
IDTime Received (UT)SenderReporter/s (Discoverer/s)Reporting GroupDisc. Data SourceRADECDiscovery Date (UT)Discovery Mag.FilterPhotometryRelated FilesAT TypeHost NameHost RedshiftInternal NameAssoc. GroupsEnd Prop. PeriodRemarks
700072020-05-08 10:22:31Richard NowellSylvia Beer14:55:22.417+28:42:11.612004-04-16 09:33:42.00019.36r-Sloan1PSNSDSS J145522.20+284209.80.108This transient was first observed by Sylvia Beer on the Galaxy Zoo website here: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk/subjects/42315590. Christine Macmillan and Ine Theunissen also took part in the discussion. In SDSS, the object has TYPE=STAR but is not present in later surveys.
Photometry
IDObs-date (UT)Mag. / FluxErrLim. Mag./FluxUnitsFilterTel / InstExp-timeObserverRemarks
1352942004-04-16 09:33:4219.361ABMagr-SloanSloan_SDSS-SpecThe r-band Apparent magnitude was taken from the SDSS database. The r-band Absolute magnitude of -19.03 was also calculated.
3108SN 2005A02:30:43.250-02:56:19.79SN IaNGC 958 NY17.12005-01-05 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8459; PositionRef=IAUC 8459; Orig Type=Ia ]
3135 2005B17:54:48.720+71:32:34.51UGC 11066 NY182005-01-12 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lane, Gray; Boles; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8462; PositionRef=IAUC 8462; Orig Type=Unknown]
3162SN 2005C11:15:29.419+60:45:05.51SN IbAnon. NY18.42005-01-11 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Boles; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8463; PositionRef=IAUC 8463; Orig Type=Ib? ]
3189SN 2005D07:26:57.360+20:22:53.40SN IIbUGC 3856 NY18.42005-01-13 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8464; PositionRef=IAUC 8464; Orig Type=IIb ]
3216SN 2005E02:39:14.340+01:05:55.00SN Ib/cNGC 1032 NY16.82005-01-13 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8465; PositionRef=IAUC 8465; Orig Type=Ib/c ]
3243SN 2005F09:04:53.681+13:33:56.30SN IaMCG +02-23-27 NY17.72005-01-13 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8465; PositionRef=IAUC 8465; Orig Type=Ia ]
3270SN 2005G13:44:32.789+04:46:44.29SN IaUGC 8690 NY16.52005-01-14 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8465; PositionRef=IAUC 8465; Orig Type=Ia ]
3297SN 2005H02:09:38.520-10:08:43.58SN IINGC 838 NY15.92005-01-15 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8467; PositionRef=IAUC 8467; Orig Type=II ]
3324SN 2005I14:10:02.861+17:43:22.40SN IIIC 983 NY18.42005-01-15 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8467; PositionRef=IAUC 8467; Orig Type=II ]
3351SN 2005J11:58:28.541+10:01:09.19SN IINGC 4012 NY16.52005-01-16 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Trondal, Schwartz; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8467; PositionRef=IAUC 8467; Orig Type=II ]
3378SN 2005K09:36:04.310+16:45:46.80SN IINGC 2923 NY17.82005-01-15 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Trondal, Schwartz; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8468; PositionRef=IAUC 8468; Orig Type=II ]
3405 2005L15:53:25.920+39:23:08.09MCG +07-33-5 NY18.22005-01-15 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Boles; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8469; PositionRef=IAUC 8469; Orig Type=Unknown]
3432SN 2005M09:37:32.359+23:12:02.70SN IaNGC 2930 NY18.82005-01-19 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Puckett, George; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8470; PositionRef=IAUC 8470; Orig Type=Ia ]
3459SN 2005N14:04:02.609-14:37:48.79SN Ib/cNGC 5420 NY18.82005-01-19 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8470; PositionRef=IAUC 8470; Orig Type=Ib/c ]
3463SN 2005O10:42:18.319-00:22:41.20SN IbNGC 3340 NY16.12005-01-16 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Chen; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8471; PositionRef=IAUC 8471; Orig Type=Ib ]
3464 2005P14:06:34.010-05:27:42.59NGC 5468 NY18.12005-01-21 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8472; PositionRef=IAUC 8472; Orig Type=Unknown]
3465SN 2005Q01:30:03.509-42:40:48.40SN IIESO 244-G31 NY17.22005-01-28 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Monard; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8473; PositionRef=IAUC 8473; Orig Type=II ]
3466SN 2005R11:14:56.810+33:49:35.69SN IInUGC 6274 NY17.42005-01-13 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Boles; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8473; PositionRef=IAUC 8473; Orig Type=IIn ]
3467SN 2005S14:08:28.841+07:03:27.22SN IaUGC 9037 NY19.12005-01-22 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8473; PositionRef=IAUC 8473; Orig Type=Ia ]
3468SN 2005T14:26:17.239+26:14:47.80SN IIIC 4423 NY18.42005-01-24 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8473; PositionRef=IAUC 8473; Orig Type=II ]
3469SN 2005U11:28:33.221+58:33:42.52SN IIAnon. NY16.22005-01-30 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Mattila et al., Nuclear Supernova Search; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8473; PositionRef=IAUC 8473; Orig Type=II ]
3470SN 2005V06:18:38.280+78:21:28.80SN Ib/cNGC 2146 NY162005-01-30 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Mattila et al., Nuclear Supernova Search; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8474; PositionRef=IAUC 8474; Orig Type=Ib/c ]
3471SN 2005W01:50:45.751+21:45:35.60SN IaNGC 691 NY15.22005-02-01 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Hirose; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8475; PositionRef=IAUC 8475; Orig Type=Ia ]
3472SN 2005X12:24:00.751+07:46:38.89SN IaAnon. NY17.52005-01-24 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8476; PositionRef=IAUC 8476; Orig Type=Ia ]
3473SN 2005Y01:37:37.289+00:02:29.80SN IIUGC 1159 NY18.82005-01-31 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8476; PositionRef=IAUC 8476; Orig Type=II ]
3474SN 2005Z10:45:09.180+22:04:38.32SN IINGC 3363 NY16.72005-01-31 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Trondal, Schwartz; Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8476; PositionRef=IAUC 8476; Orig Type=II ]
3109 2005aa09:08:04.210+27:14:59.39MCG +05-22-8 NY18.82005-02-01 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8476; PositionRef=IAUC 8476; Orig Type=Unknown]
3110SN 2005ab12:41:05.179+50:22:56.21SN IINGC 4617 NY16.72005-02-05 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Itagaki; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8478; PositionRef=IAUC 8478; Orig Type=II ]
3111 2005ac13:39:55.819+00:52:14.99Anon. NY182005-02-04 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8478; PositionRef=IAUC 8478; Orig Type=Unknown]
3112SN 2005ad02:28:29.450-01:08:20.00SN IINGC 941 NY17.42005-02-06 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Itagaki; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8479; PositionRef=IAUC 8479; Orig Type=II ]
3113SN 2005ae07:58:15.840-49:51:19.91SN IIbESO 209-9 NY17.52005-02-01 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Martin, Perth Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8480; PositionRef=IAUC 8480; Orig Type=IIb? ]
3114SN 2005af13:04:44.059-49:33:59.80SN IINGC 4945 NY12.82005-02-08 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Jacques, Pimentel; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8482; PositionRef=IAUC 8482; Orig Type=II ]
3115SN 2005ag14:56:43.649+09:19:42.49SN IaAnon. NY18.22005-02-10 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Lick Observatory Supernova Survey; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8484; PositionRef=IAUC 8484; Orig Type=Ia ]
3116SN 2005ah06:00:45.770-58:35:20.80SN IaAnon. NY17.32005-02-10 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Monard; DiscoveryRef=CBET 107; PositionRef=IAUC 8486; Orig Type=Ia? ]
3117SN 2005ai07:10:32.760+75:21:29.09SN IaNGC 2314 NY15.92005-02-12 00:00:00.000[Discoverer=Puckett, Orff; DiscoveryRef=IAUC 8486; PositionRef=IAUC 8486; Orig Type=Ia ]

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