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Bright supernova in M82


Sheila

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Just seen this but cannot find anymore on it

 

Classification of Supernova in M82 as a young, reddened Type Ia Supernova

 

At UT 2014 Jan 22.305, we obtained a spectrum of PSN_J09554214+6940260 (discoverer: S. J. Fossey) with the Dual Imaging Spectrograph on the ARC 3.5m telescope. We classify this as a Type Ia supernova with a Si II velocity of 20000 km/s. The best superfit match is SN2002bo at -14d. The supernova has a red continuum and deep Na D absorption.
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> We further note that at UT 2014 Jan 21.158, the supernova is visible in Palomar 48-inch images but it is too saturated to measure a magnitude. iPTF upper limits (R=20.4 mag) are prior to Jan 13.

 

PSN J09554214+6940260: bright (11.7 mag) supernova in M82
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Well I know what I'm chasing this weekend then :D

 

 

 

 

looks like the 130 on the 8 then :D :D

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looks like the 130 on the 8 then :D :D

 

 

Why?????

 

Your mount not good enough.......

 

Told you should of got a Paramount......   :facepalm:

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Why?????

 

Your mount not good enough.......

 

Told you should of got a Paramount......   :facepalm:

 

bugger off i have no camera at the moment :P :p

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Guest Kheldar

bugger off i have no camera at the moment :P :P

 

You have a camera, you just aren't using it :P Your real problem is clearance issues, hence my better *cough* taller *cough* mount :harhar:

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You have a camera, you just aren't using it :P Your real problem is clearance issues, hence my better *cough* taller *cough* mount :harhar:

 

 

nope if you like then will bring my mount and we will set up on that :P  will have no issues with that target, but you might setting it up :harhar:

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and that was unfair :nonono:  just cos i am short :girlycry:

 

Where on Earth did I bring you being short into this? It's your short squat mount that's the problem :P

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Where on Earth did I bring you being short into this? It's your short squat mount that's the problem :P

 

 

and why did i pick a short squat mount..... thought you were brighter than that :rolleyes:  it cos i AM short :lol:

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You would have to be really tall to see above the clouds though :(

#saturday may be possible we will see

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and why did i pick a short squat mount..... thought you were brighter than that :rolleyes:  it cos i AM short :lol:

 

I've still not said a word ... do you want to borrow a shovel? :P

 

:popcorn:

 

What's the weather like? :o:coffee:

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I've still not said a word ... do you want to borrow a shovel? :P

 

 

What's the weather like? :o:coffee:

you did not have to, i knew what you meant :P :p

 

weather will be fine i have told it to behave :D

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yes from data it seems we are 14 days from maximum so hopefully we will get some clear skies during this :D


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