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Supernova 2004dz |
On August 20, 2004 supernova 2004dz was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.6). The supernova is located at 0".3 west and 2".9 south of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 8395).
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Supernova 2004dy |
Lick Observatory Supernova Search has found supernova 2004dy on August 25, 2004 (mag 18.8). The supernova is located at 5".8 west and 16".8 south of the nucleus of IC 5090 (ref: IAUC 8395).
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Supernova 2004dv |
Supernova 2004dv was found on August 13, 2004 by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.5). The supernova is located at 12".5 east and 17".5 south of the nucleus of MCG -01-6-12 (ref: IAUC 8388).
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Supernova 2004du |
On August 12, 2004 supernova 2004du was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 3".4 west and 4".4 south of the nucleus of UGC 11683 (ref: IAUC 8387).
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Supernova 2004dt |
Lick Observatory Supernova Search has found supernova 2004dt on August 11, 2004 (mag 15.9). The supernova is located at 7".0 east and 10".5 north of the nucleus of NGC 808 (ref: IAUC 8386).
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Supernova 2004do |
Supernova 2004do was found on August 4, 2004 by Berto Monard (mag 15.4). The supernova is located at 16" west and 3" north of the nucleus of NGC 6708 (ref: IAUC 8382).
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Supernova 2004dn |
On August 2, 2004 supernova 2004dn was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 0".5 west and 26".1 south of the nucleus of UGC 2069 (ref: IAUC 8381).
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Supernova 2004di |
Mark Armstrong and Ron Arbour have found supernova 2004di on July 26, 2004 (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 23" west and 11" south of the enter of UGC 10097 (ref: IAUC 8376).
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Supernova 2004dg |
Supernova 2004dg was found on July 19, 2004 by A. Vagnozzi et al (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 19" west and 3" south of the center of NGC 5806 (ref: IAUC 8375).
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Supernova 2004dh |
On July 11, 2004 supernova 2004dh was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 7".3 east and 2".1 south of of the nucleus of MCG 4-1-48 (ref: IAUC 8375).
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Supernova 2004de |
Supernova 2004de was found on July 15, 2004 by Berto Monard (mag 14.5). The supernova is located at 13" west and 37" north of the nucleus of NGC 3054 (ref: IAUC 8373).
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Supernova 2004cz |
Cristovao Jacques and Tasso Napoleao have found supernova 2004cz on June 26, 2004 (mag 15.0). The supernova is located at 24".6 west and 30".4 south of the center of ESO 407-G9 (ref: IAUC 8368).
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Supernova 2004da |
On July 6, 2004 supernova 2004da was found by Tom Boles (mag 15.2). The supernova is located at 5".4 west and 2".3 north of the center of NGC 6901 (ref: IAUC 8370).
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Supernova 2004cx |
Supernova 2004cx was found on June 26, 2004 by Berto Monard (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 14" east and 17" south of of the nucleus of NGC 7755 (ref: IAUC 8362).
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Supernova 2004A |
Koichi Itagaki has found supernova 2004A on January 9, 2004 (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 22" west and 17" north of the center of NGC 6207 (ref: IAUC 8265).
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Supernova 2004bd |
On March 22, 2004 supernova 2004bd was found by Mark Armstrong (mag 15.5). The supernova is located at 4".7 west and 1".2 south of the center of NGC 3786 (ref: IAUC 8316).
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Supernova 2004ch |
Supernova 2004ch was found on May 28, 2004 by Perth Astronomical Research Group (mag 16). The supernova is located at 62".5 east and 8".0 north of the center of NGC 5612 (ref: IAUC 8353).
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Supernova 2004ci |
Mark Armstrong and Lick Observatory Supernova Search have found supernova 2004ci on June 15, 2004 (mag 16.7). The supernova is located at 10".1 west and 2".3 south of the center of NGC 5980 (ref: IAUC 8357).
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Supernova 2004cb |
On May 12, 2004 supernova 2004cb was found by Berto Monard (mag 15.8). The supernova is located at 10" west and 21" south of the nucleus of ESO 445-G20 (ref: IAUC 8350).
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Supernova 2004br |
Supernova 2004br was found on May 15, 2004 by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 15.6). The supernova is located at 9".0 west and 0".6 south of the nucleus of NGC 4493 (ref: IAUC 8340).
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Supernova 2004bu |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2004bu on May 18, 2004 (mag 16.1). The supernova is located at 1".2 west and 10".5 north of the center of UGC 10089 (ref: IAUC 8343).
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Supernova 2004bv |
On May 24, 2004 supernova 2004bv was found by R. Kushida (mag 14.1). The supernova is located at 3".8 west and 20".7 south of the center of NGC 6907 (ref: IAUC 8344).
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Supernova 2004bs |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2004bs on May 16, 2004 (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 3".4 east and 1".7 south of the nucleus of NGC 3323 (ref: IAUC 8341).
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Supernova 2004bl |
Supernova 2004bl was found on April 29, 2004 by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 15.0). The supernova is located at 7".9 east and 10".2 north of the nucleus of MCG 00-31-42 (ref: IAUC 8334).
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Supernova 2004bo |
On April 30, 2004 supernova 2004bo was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 19".8 west and 3".8 north of the nucleus of ESO 576-G54 (ref: IAUC 8335).
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Supernova 2004be |
Supernova 2004be was found on April 7, 2004 by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.7). The supernova is located at 4".0 west and 2".4 north of the nucleus of ESO 499-G34 (ref: IAUC 8317).
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Supernova 2004bk |
On April 22, 2004 supernova 2004bk was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 15.9). The supernova is located at 9".9 west and 4".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 5246 (ref: IAUC 8329).
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Supernova 2004bh |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2004bh on April 6, 2004 (mag 16.9). The supernova is located at 1".3 west and 6" north of the nucleus of UGC 5161 (ref: IAUC 8320).
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Supernova 2004bg |
Supernova 2004bg was found on April 7, 2004 by Mark Armstrong (mag 15.5). The supernova is located at 14".2 east and 7".4 north of the nucleus of UGC 6363 (ref: IAUC 8317).
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Supernova 2004ap |
On March 8, 2004 supernova 2004ap was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 10".5 west and 19".5 south of the nucleus of CGCG 64-54 (ref: IAUC 8300).
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Supernova 2004aw |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2004aw on March 19, 2004 (mag 16.2). The supernova is located at 27".7 east and 19".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 3997 (ref: IAUC 8310).
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Supernova 2004av |
On March 4, 2004 supernova 2004av was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 15.8). The supernova is located at 12".6 west and 15".9 south of the nucleus of ESO 571-G15 (ref: IAUC 8307).
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Supernova 2004ao |
Supernova 2004ao was found on March 7, 2004 by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 14.9). The supernova is located at 6".3 east and 23".8 south of the center of UGC 10862 (ref: IAUC 8299).
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SN 1993J |
A joint European/University of Hawaii team of astronomers has for the first time observed a stellar survivor’ to emerge from a double star system involving an exploded supernova. Using the Hubble Space Telescope and several ground-based observatories, astronomers discovered a massive companion star that must have been orbiting the second brightest known supernova SN 1993J at the time it exploded. The discovery is very important because it will allow astronomers watch what the remnant of a supernova does to its companion star (ref: ESA press release of January 8, 2004).
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Supernova 2001ez |
Supernova 2001ez was found on October 17, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 3".3 east and 2".0 north of the nucleus of PGC 17642 (ref: IAUC 7736).
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Supernova 2001fa |
On October 18, 2001 supernova 2001fa was found by LOTOSS (mag 15.1). The supernova is located at 4".0 west and 17".5 north of the nucleus of NGC 673 (ref: IAUC 7737).
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Supernova 2001fb |
Sloan Digital Sky Survey discovered supernova 2001fb on October 10, 2001 (mag 19.0). The supernova is located at 7".2 west and 8".7 south of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7740).
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Supernova 2001et |
Supernova 2001et was found on September 13, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 17.8). The supernova is located at 21".7 east and 24".3 south of the nucleus of MCG -03-51-9 (ref: IAUC 7731).
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Supernova 2001eu |
On September 21, 2001 supernova 2001eu was found by Sloan Digital Sky Survey (mag 19.4). The supernova is located at 1" west and 1" south of the nucleus of a galaxy having position end figures 58s.89, 39\".1 (ref: IAUC 7731).
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Supernova 2001ev |
Supernova 2001ev was found on October 11, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 18.8). The supernova is located at 8".6 east and 2".5 north of the nucleus of UGC 2653 (ref: IAUC 7732).
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Supernova 2001ew |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2001ew on October 9, 2001 (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 1" north and 6.3" east of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7734).
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Supernova 2001ew |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2001ew on October 9, 2001 (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 1" north and 6.3" east of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7734).
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Supernova 2001ex |
On October 16, 2001 supernova 2001ex was found by Tom Boles (mag 17.1). The supernova is located at 5" west of the nucleus of UGC 3595 (ref: IAUC 7735).
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Supernova 2001eq |
Supernova 2001eq was found on August 23, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 18.5). The supernova is located at 3".0 east and 2".6 south of the nucleus of PGC 70417 (ref: IAUC 7728).
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Supernova 2001es |
On October 7, 2001 supernova 2001es was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 0\".8 west and 2\".5 north of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7729).
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Supernova 2001el |
Libert Monard has found supernova 2001el on September 17, 2001 (mag 13.3). The supernova is located at 14\" west and 20\" north of the nucleus of NGC 1448 (ref: IAUC 7720).
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Supernova 2001em |
Supernova 2001em was found on September 20, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 17.3). The supernova is located at 11\".1 east and 3\".5 south of the nucleus of UGC 11794 (ref: IAUC 7722).
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Supernova 2001en |
On September 26, 2001 supernova 2001en was found by LOTOSS; BAO (mag 15.0). The supernova is located at 6\".4 east and 2\".8 south of the eastern nucleus of NGC 523 (ref: IAUC 7724).
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Supernova 2001ep |
Supernova 2001ep was found on October 3, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 15.2). The supernova is located at 10\".2 east and 15\".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 1699 (ref: IAUC 7727).
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Supernova 2001eg |
On August 29, 2001 supernova 2001eg was found by Mark Armstrong (mag 18.7). The supernova is located at 6\".8 west and 16\".0 south of the center of UGC 3885 (ref: IAUC 7712).
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Supernova 2001eh |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001eh on August 31, 2001 (mag 16.9). The supernova is located at 38\".3 west and 4\".7 north of the center of UGC 1162 (ref: IAUC 7712).
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Supernova 2001ei |
On August 14, 2001 supernova 2001ei was found by LOTOSS. The supernova is located near NGC 7768 (ref: IAUC 7718).
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Supernova 2001ej |
Supernova 2001ej was found by A. Dimai (CROSS) on September 17, 2001 (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 4\" west and 7\" north of the center of UGC 3829 (ref: IAUC 7719).
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Supernova 2001ek |
On August 3, 2001 F. R. Boffi, Space Telescope Science Institute (STSI), reported HST observations of the probable supernova (mag 23.4), first reported by P. Challis on IAUC 7668 (ref: IAUC 7719).
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Supernova 2001ec |
On August 31, 2001 supernova 2001ec was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.8). The supernova is located at 5\".1 east and 5\".5 north of the nucleus of PGC 74077 (ref: IAUC 7702).
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Supernova 2001ed |
Supernova 2001ed was found by M. Migliardi on August 21, 2001 (mag 15.2). The supernova is located at 9\" east and 20\" south of the nucleus of NGC 706 (ref: IAUC 7703).
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Supernova 2001ee |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001ee on September 1, 2001 (mag 17.7). The supernova is located at 5\" west and 20\" south of the center of NGC 2347 (ref: IAUC 7705).
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Supernova 2001ef |
On September 9, 2001 supernova 2001ef was found by Mark Armstrong (mag 16.7). The supernova is located at 0\".33 east and 7\".3 north of the center of IC 381 (= NGC 1530A) (ref: IAUC 7710).
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Supernova 2001ea |
Supernova 2001ea was found on August 28, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 18.2). The supernova is located at 10\".3 east and 4\".2 south of the nucleus of MCG 05-54-38 (ref: IAUC 7696).
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Supernova 2001eb |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2001eb on August 29, 2001 (mag 16.3). The supernova is located at 7\" west and 28\" north of the center of NGC 1589 (ref: IAUC 7702).
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Supernova 2001dw |
On August 25, 2001 Tom Boles has found supernova 2001dw (mag 16.6). The supernova is located at 13\" east and 9\".5 north of the center of NGC 1168 (ref: IAUC 7691).
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Supernova 2001dx |
Supernova 2001dx was found on August 26, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 17.2). The supernova is located at 5\".4 west of the nucleus of PGC 63222 (ref: IAUC 7692).
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Supernova 2001dz |
On August 27, 2001 Tom Boles has found supernova 2001dz (mag 18.1). The supernova is located at 13\" east and 7\" north of the center of UGC 471 (ref: IAUC 7696).
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Supernova 2001dr |
Supernova 2001dr was found by CROSS on August 14, 2001 (mag 18.2). The supernova is located at 9\" east and 12\" north of the nucleus of NGC 4932 (ref: IAUC 7684).
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Supernova 2001ds |
On August 14, 2001 supernova 2001ds was found by Tom Boles and LOTOSS (mag 18.3). The supernova is located at 4\".1 west and 3\".6 north of the nucleus of UGC 1654 (ref: IAUC 7684).
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Supernova 2001dt |
Supernova 2001dt was found by LOTOSS on August 23, 2001 (mag 18.2). The supernova is located at 1\".3 west and 8\".0 south of the nucleus of UGC 12558 (ref: IAUC 7689).
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Supernova 2001du |
Robert Evens has found supernova 2001du on August 23, 2001 (mag 14.6). The supernova is located at 90\" west and 10\" south of the nucleus of NGC 1365 (ref: IAUC 7690).
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Supernova 2001dm |
On August 7, 2001 supernova 2001dm was found by LOTOSS (mag 15.4). The supernova is located at 6\".9 west and 0\".4 north of the nucleus of NGC 749 (ref: IAUC 7679).
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Supernova 2001dn |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2001dn on August 14, 2001 (mag 15.5). The supernova is located at 4\" west and 3\" north of the center of NGC 662 (ref: IAUC 7681).
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Supernova 2001do |
Supernova 2001do was found by LOTOSS on August 14, 2001 (mag 16.2). The supernova is located at 5\".2 east and 3\".7 north of the nucleus of UGC 11459 (ref: IAUC 7682).
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Supernova 2001dp |
On August 12, 2001supernova 2001dp was found by CROSS (mag 15.1). The supernova is located at 34\".8 west and 80\".2 north of the nucleus of NGC 3953 (ref: IAUC 7683).
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Supernova 2001dq |
Supernova 2001dq was found by LOTOSS on July 28, 2001 (mag 18.8). The supernova is located at 18\".5 east and 0\".2 north of the nucleus of IC 1222 (ref: IAUC 7683).
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Supernova 2001di |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001di on July 28, 2001 (mag 17.7). The supernova is located at 6\" east and 39\" north of the nucleus of UGC 3259 (ref: IAUC 7673).
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Supernova 2001dj |
On July 29, 2001 supernova 2001dj was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.7). The supernova is located at 80\".8 west and 27\".1 north of the nucleus of NGC 180. Later it has been confirmed to be not a supernova, but an F type variable star in our galaxy (ref: IAUC 7674, 7680).
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Supernova 2001dk |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2001dk on July 29, 2001 (mag 15.6). The supernova is located at 5\" west and 3\" north of the nucleus of UGC 913 (ref: IAUC 7675).
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Supernova 2001dl |
Supernova 2001dl was found by LOTOSS on July 30, 2001 (mag 16.4). The supernova is located at 1\".8 west and 10\".6 north of the nucleus of UGC 11725 (ref: IAUC 7675).
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Supernova 2001de |
Supernova 2001de was found by Mark Armstrong on July 13, 2001 (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 1\" west and 10\" north of the center of UGC 12089 (ref: IAUC 7664).
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Supernova 2001df |
On June 25, 2001 supernova 2001df was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 5\".0 east and 3\".4 north of the nucleus of MCG -4-51-5 (= ESO 531-G12) (ref: IAUC 7667).
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Supernova 2001dg |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001dg (mag 17.5) on July 22, 2001. The supernova is located at 19\" west and 3\" south of the center of CGCG 513-10 (ref: IAUC 7670).
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Supernova 2001dh |
Supernova 2001dh was found by Robin Chassagne on July 22, 2001 (mag 15.5). The supernova is located at 38\".7 east and 11\".2 south of the nucleus of MCG -6-44-26 (ref: IAUC 7670).
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Supernova 2001dd |
On July 13, 2001 Pierre Antonini has found supernova 2001dd (mag 16.7). The supernova is located at 15\" west and 25\" south of the nucleus of UGC 11579 (ref: IAUC 7663).
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Supernova 2001dc |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001dc (mag 18.3) on June 21, 2001. The supernova is located at 14" west and 22" north of the nucleus of NGC 5777 (ref: IAUC 7662).
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Supernova 2001da |
On July 9, 2001 supernova 2001da (mag 16.3) was found by LOTOSS. The supernova is located at 8".7 east and 2".7 south of the nucleus of NGC 7780 (ref: IAUC 7658).
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Supernova 2001cz |
Supernova 2001cz was found by Robin Chassagne on July 4, 2001 (mag 14.7). The supernova is located at 0".6 west and 31".4 south of the nucleus of NGC 4679 (ref: IAUC 7657).
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Supernova 2001cy |
On June 30, 2001 supernova 2001cy (mag 16.2) was found by LOTOSS. The supernova is located at 3".6 east and 6".1 south south of the nucleus of UGC 11927 (ref: IAUC 7655).
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Supernova 2001cx |
LOTOSS has found supernova 2001cx (mag 18.1) on June 25, 2001. The supernova is located at 2".9 west and 23".3 south of the nucleus of UGC 12266 (ref: IAUC 7651).
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Supernova 2001cp |
Supernova 2001cp (mag 16.0) was found by LOTOSS on June 19, 2001. The supernova is located at 49".1 west and 40".0 south of the nucleus of UGC 10738 (ref: IAUC 7645).
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Supernova 2001co |
On June 11, 2001 supernova 2001co (mag 18.5) was found by LOTOSS. The supernova is located at 13".5 west and 12".6 south of the nucleus of NGC 5559 (ref: IAUC 7643).
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Supernova 2001cn |
Robin Chassagne has found supernova 2001cn (mag 15.6) on June 11, 2001. The supernova is located at 2".6 west and 17".9 south of the nucleus of IC 4758 (ref: IAUC 7643).
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Supernova 2001cm |
Supernova 2001cm (mag 16.5) was found by BAO on June 3, 2001. The supernova is located at 36".2 east and 16".4 north of the nucleus of NGC 5965 (ref: IAUC 7641).
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Supernova 2001cl |
On June 4, 2001 supernova 2001cl (mag 17.2) was found by LOTOSS. The supernova is located at 15".5 east and 16".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 7260 (= NGC 7257) (ref: IAUC 7641).
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Supernova 2001ck |
Supernova 2001ck (mag 16.8) was found by LOTOSS on June 3, 2001. The supernova is located at 5".8 west and 3".0 north of the northern nucleus of UGC 9425 (ref: IAUC 7641).
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Supernova 2001cj |
On May 30, 2001 supernova 2001cj was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.0). The supernova is located at 7".6 west and 35".2 north of the nucleus of UGC 8399 (ref: IAUC 7640).
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Supernova 2001ci |
LOTOSS has found supernova 2001ci (mag 17.7) on April 17, 2001. The supernova is located at 6".3 west and 25".4 north of the nucleus of NGC 3079 (ref: IAUC 7638).
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Supernova 2001ch |
Supernova 2001ch was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.7) on May 28, 2001. The supernova is located at 12" west and 14" south of the diffuse nucleus of MCG -01-54-16 (ref: IAUC 7637).
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Supernova 2001cg |
On May 28, 2001 supernova 2001cg was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 6".0 west and 1".5 north of the nucleus of IC 3900 (ref: IAUC 7637).
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Supernova 2001cf |
G. Sala has found supernova 2001cf (mag 18.0) on May 26, 2001. The supernova is located at 49".3 west and 19".1 south of the nucleus of UGC 7020 (ref: IAUC 7636).
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Supernova 2001bt |
Supernova 2001bt was found by Robin Chassagne (mag 14.7) on May 24, 2001. The supernova is located at 14".1 west and 17".1 north of the nucleus of IC 4830 (ref: IAUC 7633).
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Supernova 2001bs |
On May 22, 2001 supernova 2001bs was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.2). The supernova is located at 0".9 west and 7".7 south of the nucleus of UGC 10018 (ref: IAUC 7631).
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Supernova 2001br |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001br (mag 16.0) on May 13, 2001. The supernova is located at 2" east and 2" north of the nucleus of UGC 11260 (ref: IAUC 7629).
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Supernova 2001bq |
Supernova 2001bq was found by K. Itagaki (mag 15.6) on May 10, 2001. The supernova is located at 27".6 east and 1".5 north of the nucleus of NGC 5534 (ref: IAUC 7628).
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Supernova 2001bp |
On May 15, 2001 supernova 2001bp was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 3".5 east and 6".0 south of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7626).
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Supernova 2001bh |
Supernova 2001bh was found on May 8, 2001 by BAO (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 1".8 west and 6".4 north of the nucleus of UGC 11635 (ref: IAUC 7622).
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Supernova 2001bg |
Tom Boles has found supernova 2001bg on May 8, 2001 (mag 13.9). The supernova is located at 22" east and 19" south of the center of NGC 2608 (ref: IAUC 7621).
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Supernova 2001bf |
On May 3, 2001 supernova 2001bf was found by Mark Armstrong (mag 14.7). The supernova is located at 5" east and 8" south of the center of MCG +4-42-22 (ref: IAUC 7620).
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Supernova 2001be |
On April 20, 2001 supernova 2001be was found by ESO (mag 21.1). The supernova is located within 1" of the nucleus of its parent galaxy (ref: IAUC 7615).
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Supernova 2001bd |
Supernova 2001bd was found by ESO on April 19, 2001 (mag 22.6). The supernova is located at 3".1 west and 1".8 south of its galaxy's nucleus (ref: IAUC 7615).
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Supernova 2001bc |
On April 20, 2001 supernova 2001bc was found by ESO (mag 23.4). The supernova is located within 1" of the nucleus of its parent galaxy (ref: IAUC 7615).
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Supernova 2001bb |
Supernova 2001bb was found by LOTOSS on April 29, 2001 (mag 15.8). The supernova is located at 16".8 west and 1".4 south of the nucleus of IC 4319 (ref: IAUC 7614).
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Supernova 2001ba |
On April 27, 2001 supernova 2001ba was found by Robin Chassagne (mag 16.2). The supernova is located at 18".7 east and 21".8 south of the nucleus of ESO 439-G18 (ref: IAUC 7614).
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Supernova 2001ay |
On April 18, 2001 supernova 2001ay was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.3). The supernova is located at 10".3 west and 9".3 north of the nucleus of IC 4423 (ref: IAUC 7611).
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Supernova 2001al |
Supernova 2001al was found on March 26, 2001 by Wise Observatory (mag 21.1). No apparent host galaxy was detected (ref: IAUC 7607).
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Supernova 2001ak |
On April 1, 2001 supernova 2001ak was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.1). The supernova is located at 24" east and 12" south of the diffuse nucleus of UGC 11188 (ref: IAUC 7607).
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Supernova 2001aj |
Supernova 2001aj was found by LOTOSS on March 10, 2001 (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 9".0 east and 13".5 south of the nucleus of UGC 10243 (ref: IAUC 7606).
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Supernova 2001ai |
On March 28, 2001 supernova 2001ai was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 2".0 west and 9".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 5278 (ref: IAUC 7605).
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Supernova 2001af |
On March 18, 2001 supernova 2001af was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 13".6 east and 22".7 south of the nucleus of ESO 566-G018 (ref: IAUC 7598).
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Supernova 2001ae |
Supernova 2001ae was found on March 15, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 17.3). The supernova is located at 1".0 east and 18".3 south of the nucleus of IC 4229 (ref: IAUC 7597).
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Supernova 2001ad |
On March 11, 2001 supernova 2001ad was found by BAO (mag 18.4). The supernova is located at 44".3 west and 9".6 north of the nucleus of NGC 6373 (ref: IAUC 7596).
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Supernova 2001ac |
Supernova 2001ac was found on March 12, 2001 by LOTOSS (mag 18.2). The supernova is located at 55".3 east and 9".1 north of the nucleus of NGC 3504 (ref: IAUC 7596).
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Supernova 2001ab |
On March 11, 2001 supernova 2001ab was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.4). The supernova is located at 10".9 east and 11".4 north of the nucleus of NGC 6130 (ref: IAUC 7595).
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Supernova 2001aa |
On March 5, 2001 supernova 2001aa was found by Mark Armstrong (mag 18.4). The supernova is located at 10" west and 22" north of the center of UGC 10888 (ref: IAUC 7593).
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Supernova 2001Z |
Supernova 2001Z was found by LOTOSS on March 3, 2001 (mag 18.3). The supernova is located at 0".5 west and 11".2 north of the nucleus of IC 3528 (ref: IAUC 7592).
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Supernova 2001Y |
On March 3, 2001 supernova 2001Y was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.1). The supernova is located at 18".0 west and 2".3 north of the nucleus of NGC 3362 (ref: IAUC 7592).
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Supernova 2001X |
Supernova 2001X was found by BAO on February 27, 2001 (mag 15.2). The supernova is located at 15".5 west and 32".4 south of the nucleus of NGC 5921 (ref: IAUC 7591).
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Supernova 2001V |
On February 19, 2001 supernova 2001V was found by CfA Supernova group (mag 16.0). The supernova is located at 52" east and 28" north of the nucleus of NGC 3987 (ref: IAUC 7585).
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Supernova 2001U |
Supernova 2001U was found by LOTOSS on February 3, 2001 (mag 17.7). The supernova is located at 4.7" west and 18.7" north of the nucleus of NGC 5442 (ref: IAUC 7583).
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Supernova 2001T |
Supernova 2001T was found by BAO on February 6, 2001 (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 3".1 east and 12".6 south of the nucleus of MCG -02-37-6 (ref: IAUC 7581).
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Supernova 2000eu |
Supernova 2000eu was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search (NGSS) on November 16, 2000 (mag 18.7). The supernova is located at 1".6 east and 1".2 south of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7529).
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Supernova 2000et |
On November 17, 2000 supernova 2000et was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search (NGSS) (mag 19.4). The supernova is located at 0".8 west and 5".2 north of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7529).
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Supernova 2000es |
Supernova 2000es was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search (NGSS) on November 16, 2000 (mag 19.7). The supernova is located at 4".6 west and 8" north of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7529).
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Supernova 2001R |
On January 6, 2001 supernova 2001R was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.5). The supernova is located at 33".2 west and 25".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 5172 (ref: IAUC 7579).
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Supernova 2001Q |
Supernova 2001Q was found by LOTOSS on January 31, 2001 (mag 18.6). The supernova is located at 4".6 east and 29".6 south of the nucleus of UGC 6429 (ref: IAUC 7576).
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Supernova 2001P |
On January 31, 2001 supernova 2001P was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 17".2 east and 13".1 south of the nucleus of NGC 3947 (ref: IAUC 7576).
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Supernova 2001O |
Anglo-Australian Observatory has found supernova 2001O on January 23, 2001 (mag 18.7). The supernova is located within 1" of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7574).
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Supernova 2001N |
Supernova 2001N was found by LOTOSS on January 21, 2001 (mag 16.2). The supernova is located at 1".8 east and 2".7 south of the nucleus of NGC 3327 (ref: IAUC 7568).
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Supernova 2001M |
Supernova 2001M was found by LOTOSS on January 21, 2001 (mag 17.7). The supernova is located at 12".3 east and 12".7 south of the nucleus of NGC 3240 (ref: IAUC 7568).
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Supernova 2001L |
On December 31, 2000 supernova 2001L was found by LOTOSS (mag 15.4). The supernova is located at 0".3 east and 3".8 north of the nucleus of MCG-01-30-11 (ref: IAUC 7566).
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Supernova 2001K |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001K on January 15, 2001 (mag 16.7). The supernova is located at 6".7 west and 3".0 north of the nucleus of IC 677 (ref: IAUC 7565).
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Supernova 2000eq |
Supernova 2000eq was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search (NGSS) on November 17, 2000 (mag 20.5). The supernova is located at 7".3 west and 7".3 north of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7524).
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Supernova 2000ep |
On November 16, 2000 supernova 2000ep was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search (NGSS) (mag 18.7). The supernova is located at 2".8 east and 4".5 south of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7524).
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Supernova 2001J |
Supernova 2001J was found by LOTOSS on January 15, 2001 (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 19".2 east and 2".4 south of the nucleus of UGC 4729 (ref: IAUC 7564).
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Supernova 2001I |
On January 15, 2001 supernova 2001I was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.0). The supernova is located at 4".1 east and 2".5 south of the nucleus of UGC 2836 (ref: IAUC 7563).
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Supernova 2001H |
Supernova 2001H was found by B. Holmes on January 10, 2001 (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 5".8 east and 2".9 south of the center of MCG -01-10-19 (ref: IAUC 7560).
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Supernova 2001G |
Mark Armstrong has found supernova 2001G on January 8, 2001 (mag 14.4). The supernova is located at 2" east and 4" south of the center of MCG +08-17-43 (ref: IAUC 7560).
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Supernova 2001F |
On January 6, 2001 supernova 2001F was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 4".3 east and 7".7 south of the nucleus of IC 867 (ref: IAUC 7558).
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Supernova 2001E |
Supernova 2001E was found by LOTOSS on January 5, 2000 (mag 17.2). The supernova is located at 0".6 east and 23".2 south of the nucleus of NGC 3905 (ref: IAUC 7557).
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Supernova 2001D |
On January 5, 2001, supernova 2001D was found by LOTOSS (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 8".0 east and 12".4 south of the nucleus of IC 728 (ref: IAUC 7557).
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Supernova 2001B |
Supernova 2001B was found by BAO on January 3, 2001 (mag 14.5). The supernova is located at 5".6 west and 8".9 south of the nucleus of IC 391 (ref: IAUC 7555).
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Supernova 2001A |
On December 15, 2000, supernova 2001A was found by LOTOSS (mag 18.8). The supernova is located at 3".1 west and 10".7 north of the nucleus of NGC 4261 (ref: IAUC 7554).
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Supernova 2000fq |
D. M. Wittman et al have found supernova 2000fq on December 21, 2000 (mag 23.8). The supernova is located at more then 5" from the nearest member of a group of galaxies (ref: IAUC 7551).
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Supernova 2000fp |
Supernova 2000fp was found by PUC-Padova Supernova Search on December 17, 2000 (mag 22.9). The supernova is located at 3".2 south and 2".9 west of the host galaxy's nucleus (ref: IAUC 7549).
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Supernova 2000fo |
On December 13, 2000, supernova 2000fo was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 5".5 west and 5".8 north of the nucleus of PGC 70148 (ref: IAUC 7547).
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Supernova 2000fn |
B. Holmes has found supernova 2000fn on November 19, 2000 (mag 18.8). The supernova is located at 12".7 west and 4".9 north of the center of NGC 2526 (ref: IAUC 7546).
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Supernova 2000fm |
Supernova 2000fm was found by LOTOSS on December 14, 2000 (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 24".1 east and 19".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 1612 (ref: IAUC 7545).
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Supernova 2000fe |
On December 8, 2000, supernova 2000fe was found by LOTOSS (mag 16.0). The supernova is located at 5".1 west and 9".5 south of the nucleus of UGC 4870 (ref: IAUC 7540).
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Supernova 2000fc |
Supernova 2000fc was found by PUC-Padova Supernova Search on November 17, 2000 (mag 22.4).The supernova is located at 0".3 west of the host galaxy's nucleus (ref: IAUC 7537).
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Supernova 2000fb |
Robin Chassagne has found supernova 2000fb on November 29, 2000 (mag 16.6). The supernova is located at 5" east and 25" north of the center of ESO 205-G11 (ref: IAUC 7536).
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Supernova 2000fa |
Supernova 2000fa was found by LOTOSS on November 30, 2000 (mag 15.8). The supernova is located at 6".6 east and 4".2 north the nucleus of UGC 3770 (ref: IAUC 7533).
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Supernova 2000ey |
On November 11, 2000 supernova 2000ey was found by LOTOSS (mag 15.6). The supernova is located at 0".6 east and 1".2 south of the nucleus of IC 1481 (ref: IAUC 7531).
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Supernova 2000ex |
Supernova 2000ex was found by LOTOSS on November 26, 2000 (mag 17.8). The supernova is located at 7".6 east and 3".4 north of the nucleus of ESO 419-G3 (ref: IAUC 7530).
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Supernova 2000ev |
Federico Manzini has found supernova 2000ev on November 27, 2000 (mag 16.5). The supernova is located at 4".6 west and 19".4 north of the nucleus of UGC 3500 (ref: IAUC 7529).
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Supernova 2000er |
Supernova 2000er was found by Robin Chassagne on November 23, 2000 (mag 15.8). The supernova is located at 27" east and 16" south of the center of ESO 115-G9 (ref: IAUC 7528).
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Supernova 2000eo |
On November 16, 2000 supernova 2000eo was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search (mag 15.5). The supernova is located at 12".0 west, 20".9 south of the center of MCG -2-9-3 (ref: IAUC 7524).
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Supernova 2000en |
Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search has found supernova 2000en on November 16, 2000 (mag 20.2). The supernova is located at 1".8 west and 2".5 north of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7524).
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Supernova 2000em |
Supernova 2000em was found by Nearby Galaxy Supernova Search on November 16, 2000 (mag 18.3). The supernova is located at 4".5 west and 2".5 north of the center of host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7524).
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Supernova 2000ek |
On November 7, 2000 supernova 2000ek was found by Robin Chassagne (mag 17.7). The supernova is located at 22" west and 44" north of the center of ESO 153-G27 (ref: IAUC 7518).
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Supernova 2000dw |
Supernova 2000dw was found on October 17, 2000 by BAO (mag 17.5). The supernova is located at 1".5 east and 3".3 north of the center of UGC 11955 (ref: IAUC 7511).
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Supernova 2000dv |
On October 17, 2000 supernova 2000dv was found by Mark Armstrong; Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 5".8 east and 6".6 south of the nucleus of UGC 4671 (ref: IAUC 7509).
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Supernova 2000du |
On October 14, 2000 supernova 2000du was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 14".5 east and 1".5 south of the nucleus of UGC 3920 (ref: IAUC 7509).
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Supernova 2000dt |
Supernova 2000dt was found by Mark Armstrong (Lick Observatory Supernova Search) on October 13, 2000 (mag 17.9). The supernova is located at 1".3 west and 15".0 north of the nucleus of UGC 3411 (ref: IAUC 7508).
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Supernova 2000dr |
On October 5, 2000 supernova 2000dr was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.8). The supernova is located at 20".9 east and 5".5 south of the nucleus of IC 1610 (ref: IAUC 7505).
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Supernova 2000dq |
Supernova 2000dq was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.5) on October 1, 2000. The supernova is located at 11".4 east and 2".2 south of the nucleus of MCG +00-6-43 (ref: IAUC 7504).
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Supernova 2000dp |
On October 2, 2000 supernova 2000dp was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 34".1 west and 8".3 south of the nucleus of NGC 1139 (ref: IAUC 7503).
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Supernova 2000do |
Brett White has found supernova 2000do on September 30, 2000 (mag 15.6). The supernova is located at 7".9 east and 7".4 north of the nucleus of NGC 6754 (ref: IAUC 7500).
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Supernova 2000dn |
Supernova 2000dn was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on September 27, 2000 (mag 18.1). The supernova is located at 25".8 west and 15".2 north of the nucleus of IC 1468 (ref: IAUC 7498).
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Supernova 2000dm |
On September 16, 2000 supernova 2000dm was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 15.0). The supernova is located at 3".6 west and 4".7 south of the nucleus of UGC 11198 (ref: IAUC 7495).
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Supernova 2000dl |
M. M. M. Santangelo has found supernova 2000dl on September 11, 2000 (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 4" west and 5" north of the nucleus of UGC 1191 (ref: IAUC 7494).
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Supernova 2000dk |
Supernova 2000dk was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 15.6) on September 18, 2000. The supernova is located at 5".3 west and 8".7 north of the nucleus of NGC 382 (ref: IAUC 7493).
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Supernova 2000dj |
On September 8, 2000 supernova 2000dj was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.9). The supernova is located at 32".1 east and 24".3 south of the nucleus of NGC 735 (ref: IAUC 7490).
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Supernova 2000di |
On August 23, 2000 supernova 2000di was found by Masakatsu Aoki (mag 17.3). The supernova is located at 12".3 east and 11".5 south of the nucleus of IC 1637 (ref: IAUC 7483).
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Supernova 2000dg |
On August 20, 2000 supernova 2000dg was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.8). The supernova is located at 7".1 west and 0".8 south of the nucleus of MCG +1-1-29 (ref: IAUC 7480).
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Supernova 2000de |
Supernova 2000de was found by Marco Migliardi (CROSS) on August 10, 2000 (mag 16.0). The supernova is located at 1" east and 5" north of the nucleus of NGC 4384 (ref: IAUC 7478).
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Supernova 2000dd |
On August 10, 2000 supernova 2000dd was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.4). The supernova is located at 1".6 north of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7477).
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Supernova 2000db |
Masakatsu Aoki has found supernova 2000db on August 6, 2000 (mag 14.3). The supernova is located at 20" northwest of the center of NGC 3949 (ref: IAUC 7475).
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Supernova 2000cz |
On July 29, 2000 supernova 2000cz was found by Mark Armstrong (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 8".4 east and 14".9 south of the nucleus IC 1535 (ref: IAUC 7470).
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Supernova 2000cx |
On July 17, 2000 supernova 2000cx was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 13.6). The supernova is located at 23".0 west and 109".3 south of the nucleus of NGC 524 (ref: IAUC 7458).
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Supernova 2000cw |
On July 14, 2000 supernova 2000cw was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 17.2). The supernova is located at 8".4 east and 21".2 south of the nucleus of MCG +5-56-007 (ref: IAUC 7456).
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Supernova 2000cu |
On July 12, 2000 supernova 2000cu was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.1). The supernova is located at 12".1 east and 1".5 north of the nucleus of ESO 525-G004 (ref: IAUC 7453).
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Supernova 2000cr |
Marco Migliardi and A. Dimai found supernova 2000cr (mag 16.5) on June 25, 2000. The supernova is located at 4".2 east and 45".2 north of the nucleus of NGC 5395 (ref: IAUC 7443).
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Supernova 2000cq |
On June 23, 2000 supernova 2000cq was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 19.3). The supernova is located at 7".8 west and 28".6 south of the nucleus of UGC 10354 (ref: IAUC 7442).
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Supernova 2000cp |
On June 15, 2000 supernova 2000cp was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 3".3 west and 1".7 north of the southern nucleus of PGC 57064 (ref: IAUC 7441).
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Supernova 2000cj |
On May 14, 2000 supernova 2000cj was found by Bob Evans (mag 14.8). The supernova is located at 33" east and 22" south of the center of NGC 6753 (ref: IAUC 7425).
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Supernova 2000cn |
On June 2, 2000 supernova 2000cn was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 16.9). The supernova is located at 7".2 west and 7".2 south of the nucleus of UGC 11064 (ref: IAUC 7436).
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Supernova 2000cm |
J. Mueller found supernova 2000cm (mag 15.3) on May 31, 2000. The supernova is located at 9" west and 6" north of the center of FGC 1384 (ref: IAUC 7436).
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Supernova 2000cl |
On May 26, 2000 supernova 2000cl was found by Robin Chassagne (mag 14.9). The supernova is located at 6" east and 7" south of the center of NGC 3318 (ref: IAUC 7432).
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Supernova 2000ch |
On May 3, 2000 supernova 2000ch was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 19.1). The supernova is located at 123" east and 180" north of the diffuse nucleus of NGC 3432 (ref: IAUC 7415).
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Supernova 2000cg |
Supernova 2000cg was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on April 27, 2000 (mag 19.0). The supernova is located at 4".0 west and 9".0 north of the nucleus of UGC 10121 (ref: IAUC 7421).
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Supernova 2000cd |
On March 24, 2000 supernova 2000cd was found by Nearby Galaxies Supernova Search (mag 18.3). No host galaxy was identified (ref: IAUC 7416).
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Supernova 2000cc |
On April 26, 2000 supernova 2000cc was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search (mag 18.5). The supernova is located at 5".9 east and 9".1 south of the nucleus of CGCG 140-014 (ref: IAUC 7413).
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Supernova 2000cb |
Supernova 2000cb was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on April 24, 2000 (mag 18.0). The supernova is located at 29".5 west and 4".2 south of the nucleus of IC 1158 (ref: IAUC 7410).
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Supernova 2000ca |
On April 28, 2000 supernova 2000ca (mag 16.0) was found by R. Antezana and L. Gonzalez. The supernova is located at 0".6 east and 4".7 north of the nucleus of ESO 383-32 (ref: IAUC 7409).
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Supernova 2000bs |
Supernova 2000bs was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on April 19, 2000 (mag 17.3). The supernova is located at 23".9 east and 38".0 south of the nucleus of UGC 10710 (ref: IAUC 7406).
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Supernova 2000bk |
Mark Armstrong found supernova 2000bk (mag 17.3) on April 11, 2000. The supernova is located at 61" east and 10" south of the nucleus of NGC 4520 (ref: IAUC 7402).
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Supernova 2000bj |
On April 5, 2000 supernova 2000bj (mag 24.3) was found by Deep Lens Survey team. The supernova is located at 0".9 north of the centroid of a faint galaxy (ref: IAUC 7398).
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Supernova 2000bi |
Supernova 2000bi was found by Monte Agliale Supernovae Search on March 22, 2000 (mag 19.2) The supernova is located at 12" east and 4" north of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7398).
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Supernova 2000bh |
On April 5, 2000 supernova 2000bh (mag 16.0) was found by R. Antezana and L.Gonzalez. The supernova is located at 8" west and 11" south of the nucleus of ESO 573-14 (ref: IAUC 7397).
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Supernova 2000bg |
Supernova 2000bg was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on April 1, 2000 (mag 17.4) The supernova is located at 11".4 west and 12".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 6240 (ref: IAUC 7392).
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Supernova 2000Q |
On March 12, 2000 supernova 2000Q (mag 17.8) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search. The supernova is located at 4".1 east and 1".6 north of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7380).
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Supernova 2000P |
Robin Chassagne found supernova 2000P (mag 14.1) on March 8, 2000. The supernova is located at 16" east and 21" south of the center of NGC 4965 (ref: IAUC 7378).
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Supernova 2000N |
On March 4, 2000 supernova 2000N (mag 18.1) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search. The supernova is located at 9".2 east and 34".1 north of the nucleus of MCG -02-34-054 (ref: IAUC 7374).
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Supernova 2000M |
On February 27, 2000 supernova 2000M (mag 16.8) was found by Col DrusciГЁ Remote Observatory Supernovae Search (CROSS). The supernova is located at 3" west and 13" south of the nucleus of NGC 6389 (ref: IAUC 7373).
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Supernova 2000F |
On January 10, 2000 supernova 2000F (mag 17.5) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search. The supernova is located at 21".2 east and 8".8 north of the nucleus of IC 302 (ref: IAUC 7353).
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Supernova 2000E |
Supernova 2000E was found by Teramo Observatory on January 26, 2000 (mag 14.3) The supernova is located at 6".3 west and 26".7 south of the center of NGC 6951 (ref: IAUC 7351).
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Supernova 2000D |
Tom Boles discovered supernova 2000D (mag 16.2) on January 22, 2000. The supernova is located at 6" west and 11" south of the center of UGC 1767 (ref: IAUC 7350).
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Supernova 2000C |
Supernova 2000C was found by Col drusciГЁ Remote Observatory Supernovae Search (CROSS) on January 8, 2000 (mag 15.0). The supernova is located at 7".7 east and 7".2 north of the nucleus of NGC 2415 (ref: IAUC 7348).
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Supernova 2000B |
Pierre Antonini found supernova 2000B (mag 16.5) on January 11, 2000. The supernova is located at 14" west and 19" north of the nucleus of NGC 2320 (ref: IAUC 7347).
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Supernova 1999gu |
On December 29, 1999 supernova 1999gu (mag 22.2) was found by E. Cappellaro. The supernova is located at 0".4 east and 2".4 south of the host galaxy's nucleus (ref: IAUC 7346).
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Supernova 1999gt |
Supernova 1999gt was found by E. Cappellaro.on December 29, 1999 (mag 22.1) The supernova is located at 1".4 west of the host galaxy's nucleus (ref: IAUC 7346).
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Supernova 1999gs |
On December 28, 1999 supernova 1999gs (mag 19.3) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search. The supernova is located at 3" west and 105" south of the nucleus of NGC 4725 (ref: IAUC 7345).
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Supernova 2000A |
First SN of 2000, Supernova 2000A (mag 16.5) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on January 1, 2000. The supernova is located in 1".6 east and 4".6 north of the nucleus of MCG +1-59-81 (ref: IAUC 7341).
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Supernova 1999gr |
On December 13, 1999 supernova 1999gr (mag 18.6) was found by Mark Armstrong. The supernova is located at 23" east and 8" north of the nucleus of MCG +5-29-24 (ref: IAUC 7342).
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Supernova 1999gq |
Supernova 1999gq (mag 14.6) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on December 23, 1999. The supernova is located at 5" east and 46" north of the diffuse nucleus of NGC 4523 (ref: IAUC 7337).
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Supernova 1999gp |
On December 23, 1999 supernova 1999gp (mag 17.2) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search. The supernova is located at 11".4 west and 9".9 north of the nucleus of UGC 1993 (ref: IAUC 7337).
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Supernova 1999go |
Supernova 1999go (mag 15.5) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on December 23, 1999. The supernova is located at 2".6 west and 14".8 north of the nucleus of NGC 1376 (ref: IAUC 7337).
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Supernova 1999gn |
Supernova 1999gn (mag 15.5) was discovered by Alessandro Dimai on December 17, 1999. The supernova is located in 31".7 east and 39".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 4303 (ref: IAUC 7335).
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Supernova 1999gm |
Supernova 1999gm (mag 17.3) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on December 15, 1999. The supernova is located in 12".1 east and 1".5 south of the nucleus of PGC 24106 (ref: IAUC 7334).
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Supernova 1999gl |
On December 14, 1999 Tom Boles has discovered supernova 1999gl (mag 16.6). The supernova is located 4".6 north and 0".4 east of the nucleus of NGC 317B (ref: IAUC 7333).
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Supernova 1999gk |
Supernova 1999gk (15.7) was found by P. Berlind on December 15, 1999. The supernova is located in 45".6 north and 15".3 east of the nucleus of NGC 4653 (ref: IAUC 7332).
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Supernova 1999gj |
On November 17, 1999 Mark Armstrong has discovered supernova 1999gj (mag 19.0). The supernova is located in 33" east and 21" north of the nucleus of NGC 3251 (ref: IAUC 7330).
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Supernovae 1999gi |
Supernova 1999gi (mag 14.5) was discovered by Reiki Kushida on December 9, 1999. The supernova is located at 3".5 west and 60".5 north of the center of NGC 3184 (ref: IAUC 7329).
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Supernovae 1999gh |
Supernova 1999gh (mag 14.8) was found Kesao Takamizawa on December 3, 1999. The supernova is located at 52" east and 15".8 north of the center of NGC 2986 (ref: IAUC 7328).
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Supernovae 1999gg |
On November 6, 1999 Tom Boles has discovered supernova 1999gg (mag 16.8). The supernova is located at 4".7 west and 3".3 north of the galaxy nucleus (ref: IAUC 7326).
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Supernovae 1999gf |
Supernova 1999gf (mag 18.2) was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on November 24, 1999. The supernova is located at 18".5 west and 37".6 south of the nucleus of UGC 5515 (ref: IAUC 7321).
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Supernovae 1999ge |
Supernova 1999ge at mag. 15.5 was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on November 27, 1999. The supernova is located at 16".0 east and 6".7 north of the nucleus of NGC 309 (ref: IAUC 7321).
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Supernova 1999gd |
Supernova 1999gd at mag. 17.4 was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on November 24, 1999. The supernova is located in 7".3 east and 17".4 north of the nucleus of NGC 2623 (ref: IAUC 7319).
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Supernova 1999gc |
On November 10, 1999 R. Antezana has discovered supernova 1999gc (mag 17.5). The supernova is located in 6".7 west and 10".7 north of the nucleus of the host galaxy (ref: IAUC 7317).
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Supernova 1999gb |
Supernova 1999gb at mag. 16.2 was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on November 22, 1999. The supernova is located in 18".6 west and 6".2 north of the nucleus of NGC 2532 (ref: IAUC 7316).
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Supernova 1999ga |
Supernova 1999ga (mag 16.1) was found by Perth Astronomical Research Group on November 19, 1999. The supernova is located in 38" west and 91" south of the center of NGC 2442 (ref: IAUC 7316).
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Supernovae 1999ex |
On November 7, 1999 supernova 1999ex (mag 16.6) was discovered by Perth Astronomical Research Group in the course of the PARG Automated Supernova Search. The supernova is located at 2" east and 16" south of the nucleus of IC 5179 (ref: IAUC 7310).
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Supernovae 1999ew |
Supernova 1999ew at mag. 16.5 was found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on November 5, 1999. The supernova is located at 0".3 west and 6".1 north of the nucleus of NGC 3677 (ref: IAUC 7309).
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Supernovae 1999ev |
On November 7, 1999 Tom Boles has discovered a bright supernova 1999ev (mag 14.4). The supernova is located at 29" west and 28" north of the nucleus of NGC 4274 (ref: IAUC 7306).
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Supernovae 1999eu |
On November 5, 1999 supernova 1999eu (mag. 17.3) was discovered by Masakatsu Aoki. It is located at 23" east and 157" south of the center of NGC 1097 (ref: IAUC 7304).
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Supernovae 1999et |
Supernova 1999et (mag. 17.6) was found by E. Cappellaro, Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova, on November 4, 1999. The supernova is located at 5".8 west and 9".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 1643 (ref: IAUC 7304).
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Supernova 1999es |
On November 2, 1999 Supernova 1999es (mag. 18.5) is found by J. Mueller and K. Rykoski in the course of the Palomar Outer Solar System Ecliptic Survey. It is located at 12".8 west and 2" north of the host galaxy at tentative redshift of 0.07 (ref: IAUC 7301).
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Supernova 1999em |
A great supernova 1999em at mag 13.5(!) was found on October 29, 1999 by Lick Observatory Supernova Search. The supernova is located 15".4 west and 17".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 1637 (ref: IAUC 7294).
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Supernova 1999el |
On October 21, 1999 another bright supernova 1999el (mag. 14.7) by BAO is found in 21".8 east and 8".4 south of the nucleus of NGC 6951 (ref: IAUC 7288).
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Supernova 1999ek |
Supernova 1999ek (mag. 17.9) is found in the course of Lick Observatory Supernova Search on October 20, 1999. It is located 11".7 west and 12".1 south of the nucleus of UGC 3329 (ref: IAUC 7286).
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Supernova 1999ej |
A bright supernova 1999ej (mag. 15.7) is also discovered by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on October 18, 1999 in 17".7 east and 20".1 south of the nucleus of NGC 495 (ref: IAUC 7286).
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Supernova 1999ei |
Supernova 1999ei (mag. 17.0) is found by M. Wischnjewsky, the University of Chile, on October 8, 1999. It is located 8" west and 1" south of the nucleus of the host anonymous galaxy a013346-284158 (ref: IAUC 7283).
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Supernova 1999eh |
On October 12, 1999 Mark Armstrong discovered his new supernova 1999eh (mag. 17.5) in 20" west and 5" south of the center of NGC 2770 (ref: IAUC 7282)
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Supernova 1999eg |
On October 4, 1999 supernova 1999eg (mag. 17.5) is found by Mark Armstrong, the U.K. Nova/Supernova Patrol, in IC 1861 (ref: IAUC 7275)
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Supernova 1999ef |
Supernova 1999ef (mag. 17.5) is found by J. Muelleron and K.Rykoski (the Palomar Outer Solar System Ecliptic Survey) on October 9, 1999. It is located 20" east and 10" south of the nucleus of UGC 607 (ref: IAUC 7275)
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Supernova 1999ee |
On October 7, 1999 M. Wischnjewsky, the University of Chile, discovered Supernova 1999ee (mag. 16.3) at 10" east and 10" south of the nucleus ofIC 5179 (ref: IAUC 7272)
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Supernova 1999dn |
Supernova 1999dn (mag. 16.0) is found by BAO Supernova Survey on August 19, 1999. It is located 9".9 east and 9".4 south of the center of NGC 7714 (ref: IAUC 7241).
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Supernova 1999dm |
Supernova 1999dm (mag. 21.6) by astronomers of Seoul National University is found 0".8 west and 13".1 north of the nucleus of MGC +05-36-022 (= Abell 2065-164) on June 18, 1999 (ref: IAUC 7241).
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Supernova 1999dk |
On August 12 the staff of the Lick Observatory Supernova Search discovered Supernova 1999dk (mag. 16.4) which is located 14".1 east and 26".2 north of the nucleus of UGC 1087 (ref: IAUC7236).
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Supernova 1999da |
On July 5 Supernova 1999da (mag. 16.9) by Lick Observatory Supernova Search is discovered at 71".3 west and 1".2 north of the nucleus of NGC 6411 (ref: IAUC 7215).
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Supernova 1999cz |
Supernova 1999cz (mag. 16.5) is found in the course of the PerthAutomated Supernova Search on June 21. It is located 36" northwest of the nucleus ofNGC 5078 (ref: IAUC 7214).
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Supernova 1999cw |
Very bright Supernova 1999cw (mag. 14.2) is discovered by LickObservatory Supernova Search on June 28, 1999. It is located 21".1 east and 1".5 south of the nucleus of MCG -01-02-001 and is a candidate for "hypernova" (ref: IAUC 7211).
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Supernova 1999cn |
Supernova 1999cn (mag.17.9) is discovered by a team of Italianastronomers with Telescopio Nazionale Galileo (La Palma) on June 14, 1999. The supernova is located 1".5 west and 8".3 north of the center of MGC +2-38-043 (ref: IAUC 7202).
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Supernova 1999cl |
A bright Supernova 1999cl (13.9 mag) was discovered by LickObservatory Supernova Search on May 29, 1999. It is located 46" west and 23" north of the nucleus of M88 (ref: IAUC 7185).
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Supernova 1999ce |
Supernova 1999ce at mag. 18.3 is found by Lick Observatory Supernova Search in anonymous galaxy a112852+570804 on May 10, 1999 (ref: IAUC 7170).
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Supernova 1999cd |
Supernova 1999cd is also discovered by staff of Lick Observatory Supernova Search on May 14, 1999. The supernova is at mag. 17.6 and located 3".7 west and 46".4 south of the nucleus of NGC 3646 (ref: IAUC 7169).
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Supernova 1999cb |
Supernova 1999cb (mag. 17.0) has been independently found by Bjorn H. Granslo (Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics, Oslo) and Mike Schwartz (Tenagra Obs., OR) at 11" west and 10" south of the nucleus of Markarian 881 (ref: IAUC 7163).
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Supernova 1999ca |
Supernova 1999ca is discovered by S. Woodings, R. Martin, and A. Williams (Perth Observatory, Australia) on April 27, 1999. It is located 35" north of the center of NGC 3120 and was at magnitude 17.0 at the time of discovery (ref: IAUC 7158).
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Supernova 1999bz |
Supernova 1999bz is found in the course of the Lick ObservatorySupernova Search on May 1, 1999. The new star is at agnitude 17.8 and located 12" west and 8" north of the nucleus of UGC 8959 (ref: IAUC 7157).
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Supernova 1999by |
Supernova 1999by has been independently discovered by Ron Arbour, England and by the Lick Observatory Supernova Search on April 28, 1999. The supernova is located 96" west and 86" north of the center of NGC 2841 and is one the brighest new stars discovered so far this year - 14.0 mag. (ref: IAUC 7156).
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Supernova 1999bt |
Tom Boles, Wellingborough, the U.K. Nova/Supernova Patrol has discovered Supernova 1999bt on April 9, 1999. The new star is located in a faint anonymous galaxy and is at magnitude 18.1 (ref: IAUC 7142).
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Supernova 1999ao |
Supernova 1999ao is found at mag 18.2 in the course of the MountStromlo Abell Cluster SN Search on March 3, 1999. It is located 2".3 west and 0".9 north of the nucleus of the host galaxy Abell 3392 (ref: IAUC 7124).
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Supernova 1999an |
Supernova 1999an is discovered by staff of Beijing AstronomicalObservatory (BAO) with the 0.6-m telescope at Xinglong Station on March 7, 1999. Shines at 15 mag close to the nucleus of IC 755 BAO (ref: IAUC 7124).
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Supernova 1999ac |
Supernova 1999ac is discovered by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on February 26, 1999. It was at 15.0 mag and located 23".9 east and 29".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 6063 (ref: IAUC 7122).
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Supernova 1999am |
Supernova 1999am is found 11" west and 0" north of the center of CGCG 060-009 in the course of Supernova Cosmology Project and NASA's NEAT Project on February 18, 1999. The star was at 17.8 mag at the time of discovery (ref: IAUC 7122).
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Supernova 1999aa |
Supernova 1999aa is found by Ron Arbour, BAO Supernova Survey, U.K. on February 11, 1999. It is at 14.9 mag and located 1".7 east and 30".8 north of thenucleus of NGC 2595 (ref: IAUC 7108).
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Supernova 1999J |
In December 1998 the MACHO collaboration found a Supernova 1999J in the Large Magellanic Cloud. The new object (V=17 mag) is most likely behind LMC (ref: IAUC 7087).
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Supernova 1999E |
Supernova 1999E is discovered by Roberto Antezana 0".9 west and 10".0 south of the nucleus of the host spiral galaxy IRAS 13145-1817 (ref: IAUC 7089).
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Supernova 1999D |
Supernova 1999D at 18".9 west and 4".8 south of the nucleus of NGC 3690 is discovered in the course of BAO Supernova Survey on January 16 (ref: IAUC 7088).
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Supernova 1999A |
Supernova 1999A is discovered by Lick Observatory Supernova Search on January 10. The new star is located 29".9 east and 30".1 north of the nucleus of NGC 5874. Its magnitude is 18.2 (ref: IAUC 7083).
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