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All active SNover mag 17.0
NameMagType
2008in14.9IIp
2008ij15.2II
2008ia15.2Ia
2008if15.6II
2008ip15.8IIn
2008hv15.8Ia
2008bk15.8II
2009D15.9Ia
2008io16.1Ia
2008hi16.1Ia
2008hy16.2Ia
2008gl16.2*Ia
2008gb16.2*Ia
2008ig16.4Ia
2008hp16.4*Ia
2008gq16.4*IIp
2008gz16.4*II
2008fc16.4II
2009G16.5unk
2008ex16.5II
2008hk16.7*Ia
2008fi16.7IIb
2009F16.8Ia
Interested in starting a supernova search?.
Please e-mail me.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, a star exploded.
This star exploded so violently that for
a few weeks the star outshone its parent galaxy.
This type of explosion is called a
Supernova.
The last one in our galaxy was 400 years ago, making us about 300
years overdue for the next one.
On this web page you will find a list of the currently observable supernovae,
along with information on their location, reference images, and their
last reported brightness.
Most of the supernova information found on this page comes from
IAU and
CBET
circulars
and occasionally more data can be found on
IAU's
List of Recent Supernovae
web page.
Information on the current brightness and much of the background information
is provided by
SNWeb.
These web pages have brought you the latest
in supernovae data and images since April 1997. 11 years and counting.
.
For yesterday's updates, go to the updates page.
Added images of 2008hr,
2008hv,
2008ij,
2008in,
2008ip,
2009A,
2009G
Created an entry for Nova M33 2009-01a
Updated the entry for
2008iq (type Ia)
2009A (type IIp)
2009F (type Ia)
Mike Schwartz of Tenagra Observatories, Ltd. has named Asteroid 1999 RH241 (70401) Davidbishop
Please see CBAT Unconformed observation page for possible supernovae.
For the year 2009, 7 supernovae have been reported
(273 last year).
New feature to turn off the icons, use this
link.
Wow, it looks like people really do read this web page, here is a great
article that
Doug Rich wrote about me.
Extragalactic Novae
now have their own page at the top level.
I am (re)starting a supernova e-mail list.
Please sign up if interested.
VSNet
is partially back up! Please continue to email your observation to
SNWeb
as the magnitudes on the page are driven by these observations.
LOSS
ask people who discover supernovae to provide an offset from a nearby
star to make spectroscopy easier.
Three groups are not reporting all of their discovery to CBAT.
Because of this I have active SN (above 18th mag) which have not been given
designations by CBAT.
Nearby Supernova Factory:
Discoveries page
Catalina Sky Survey:
Discoveries page
ROTSE collaboration:
Discoveries page
* - last observation is over one month old.
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2009/sn2009-n1084.gif", "sn2009/sn09h_i.gif");
2009H,
CBET 1657
discovered 2009/01/02.48 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in NGC 1084
at R.A. = 02h45m58.36, Decl. = -07°35'00".3
Located 21".8 west and 17".1 south of the nucleus of
NGC 1084
(Discovery image)
Mag 17.1, Type unknown
(References:
SN 1998dl,
1996an,
1963P)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2009/carta_sne_2009G.jpg", "sn2009/sn09g_i.jpg");
2009G,
CBET 1655
discovered 2009/01/05.32 by
CHASE
Found in IC 4441
at R.A. = 14h31m38s.34, Decl. = -43°25'02".8
Located 3".1 west and 3".1 north of the center of
IC 4441
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
Mag 16.5, Type unknown
showicon ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/9242251@N02/3169310677/", "sn2009/sn09f_i.jpg");
2009F,
CBET 1650
discovered 2009/01/04.11 by
CHASE
Found in NGC 1725
at R.A. = 04h59m23s.56, Decl. = -11°07'50".1
Located 9".8 east and 6".1 north of the center of
NGC 1725
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
(Stan Howerton image)
Mag 16.8 (16.4), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1657,
1658)
showicon ("sn2009/n4141s1.jpg", "sn2009/sn09e_i.jpg");
2009E,
CBET 1648
discovered 2009/01/03.058 by
Tom Boles
Found in NGC 4141
at R.A. = 12h09m49s.56, Decl. = +58°50'50".3
Located 17".2 east and 6".9 south of the center of
NGC 4141
(Discovery image
(mirror))
(JM Llapasset image)
Mag 17.8, Type unknown
(References: SN 2008X)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2009/sn2009D.gif", "sn2009/sn09d_i.gif");
2009D,
CBET 1647
discovered 2009/01/02.31 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in MCG -03-10-052
at R.A. = 03h54m22.83, Decl. = -19°10'54".2
Located 26".1 west and 30".9 north of the nucleus of
MCG -03-10-052
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Stan Howerton image)
Mag 15.9 and rising, Type Ia
(CfA spectrum)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2009/sn2009C.gif", "sn2009/sn09c_i.gif");
2009C,
CBET 1647
discovered 2009/01/02.15 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in UGC 12433
at R.A. = 23h13m42.84, Decl. = +49°40'47".2
Located 11".0 west and 11".1 north of the nucleus of
UGC 12433
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 17.8, Type IIb
(CfA spectrum)
showicon ("sn2009/u4423s1.jpg", "sn2009/sn09b_i.jpg");
2009B,
CBET 1646
discovered 2009/01/02.806 by
Tom Boles
Found in UGC 4423
at R.A. = 08h30m51s.47, Decl. = +74°41'08".1
Located 7".6 west and 6".8 south of the center of
UGC 4423
(Discovery image
(mirror))
(Ron Arbour image)
Mag 17.2, Type IIP
(CfA spectrum)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2009/carta_sne_2009A.jpg", "sn2009/sn09a_i.jpg");
2009A,
CBET 1645
discovered 2009/01/02.11 by
CHASE
Found in KUG 0150-036B
at R.A. = 01h52m44s.34, Decl. = -03°23'48".2
(near MCG -1-5-47)
Located 6".4 west 7".3 north of the center of
KUG 0150-036B
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 17.0 (16.0), Type IIp
(References:
(CBET 1643 corrected),
1651,
1658)
For the year 2008,
273 supernovae have been reported (22 not via CBAT)
(584 last year).
The brightest supernova reported for the year so far is
2008ge at mag 12.2, followed by
2008bk at mag 12.5,
2008ax at mag 13.0,
2008fp at mag 13.5, and
2008Q at mag 13.5
.
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008iq.gif", "sn2008/sn08iq_i.gif");
2008iq,
CBET 1642
discovered 2008/12/30.48 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 10h39m26.86, Decl. = +05°05'24".2
(near NGC 3326
and 2006al)
Located 1".9 west and 0".8 north of the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
Mag 18.4 (12/30:18.2), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1658)
showicon ("http://pics.livejournal.com/bigdenru/pic/00058p7p/", "sn2008/sn08ip_i.jpg");
2008ip,
CBET 1641
discovered 2008/12/31.75 by
Takao Kobayashi
Found in
NGC 4846
at R.A. = 12h57m50s.20, Decl. = +36°22'33".5
Located 30" east and 18" north of the center of
NGC 4846
(Discovery image)
(K. Kadota confirmation image)
(Denisenko and Korotkiy confirmation image)
(William Wells image)
(JM Llapasset image)
(Taurus Hill Obs image)
(JM Llapasset image)
Mag 15.8 (1/1:15.5), Type IIn
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1649,
ATEL 1891)
5 supernovae
ATEL 1885,
CSS081118:025315+200613,
CSS081204:110933+272440,
CSS081222:093950+070347,
CSS081222:121150+155451,
CSS081231:082817+302454 (Mag 17.9),
showicon ("http://www.rotse.net/rsvp/j125002.6-144256/j125002.6-144256.jpg", "sn2008/sn08io_i.jpg");
2008io,
CBET 1639
discovered 2008/12/26.09 by
ROTSE collaboration
Found near MCG -02-33-17
at R.A. = 12h50m02s.61, Decl. = -14°42'55".7
Located 28".9 west and 61".1 north of the nucleus of
MCG -02-33-17
(Discovery image)
Mag 16.1, Type Ia
(CfA spectum)
(References:
CBET 1640)
showicon ("sn2008/n4303s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08in_i.jpg");
2008in,
CBET 1636
discovered 2008/12/26.79 by
Koichi Itagaki
Found in M61
at R.A. = 12h22m01s.77, Decl. = +04°28'47".5
(= M61)
Located 102" east and 22" north of the center of
NGC 4303
(Discovery image)
Mag 14.9 (14.3), Type IIP
(References:
CBET 1638,
ATEL 1883;
SN 2006ov,
1999gn,
1964F,
1961I,
1926A)
SN 2008in images sub-page
showicon ("http://murtoinen.dyndns.org/ccd/Arto/pgc14286/PGC14286.jpg", "sn2008/sn08im_i.jpg");
2008im,
CBET 1635
discovered 2008/12/26.673 by
Mikko Paivinen and Petri Kehusmaa
Found in UGC 2906
at R.A. = 04h01m02s.15, Decl. = +74°05'48".5
(= PGC 14286)
Located 0" east 50" north of the center of
UGC 2906
(Confirmation image)
Mag 17.4, Type Ib
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1640)
SN 2008im images sub-page
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008il.jpg", "sn2008/sn08il_i.jpg");
2008il,
CBET 1634
discovered 2008/12/27.14 by
CHASE
Found in ESO 355-G4
at R.A. = 02h17m53s.07, Decl. = -34°47'53".4
Located 23".1 west 18".9 north of the center of
ESO 355-G4
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
Mag 16.5 and rising, Type II
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008ik.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ik_i.jpg");
2008ik,
CBET 1629
discovered 2008/12/17.14 by
CHASE
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 03h36m09s.54, Decl. = -35°13'00".7
(near NGC 1381)
Located 2".0 west and 1".3 north of the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
Mag 17.6, Type Ic
showicon ("http://www.astroalert.su/files/ngc6643sn.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ij_i.jpg");
2008ij,
CBET 1626
discovered 2008/12/19.806 by
Koichi Itagaki
Found in
NGC 6643
at R.A. = 18h19m51s.81, Decl. = +74°33'54".9
Located 23" east and 11" south of the center of
NGC 6643
(Discovery image)
Mag 15.2 (15.0), Type II
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1628,
(1627 corrected);
SN 2008bo)
SN 2008ij images sub-page
showicon ("sn2008/e381m50s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ii_i.jpg");
2008ii,
CBET 1625
discovered 2008/12/19.076 by
Berto Monard
Found in ESO 381-50
at R.A. = 13h02m08s.93, Decl. = -32°47'36".5
Located 23" east and 25" south of the core of
ESO 381-50
(Discovery image)
(Confirmation image)
Mag 16.9, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1630)
2008ih,
CBET 1621
discovered 2008/11/06 by
D. Sand et al.
Mag 19.1, type Ia
showicon ("http://www.cortinastelle.it/cross/ESO269-020_20081216.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ig_i.jpg");
2008ig,
CBET 1620
discovered 2008/12/16.65 by
Alessandro Dimai
(CROSS)
Found in ESO 269-20
at R.A. = 12h58m05s.70, Decl. = -43°20'03".6
Located 24" west and 16" south of the nucleus of
ESO 269-20
(Discovery image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Stan Howerton image)
Mag 16.4 (12/16:15.8), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1630)
showicon ("sn2008/mm1m24m10s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08if_i.jpg");
2008if,
CBET 1619
discovered 2008/12/12.21 by
CHASE
Found in MCG -01-24-10
at R.A. = 09h20m23s.47, Decl. = -07°52'33".1
Located 22".4 east and 17" north of the nucleus of
MCG -01-24-10
(Discovery image)
Mag 15.6 (14.4), Type II
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1624)
SN 2008if images sub-page
showicon ("sn2008/n1070s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ie_i.jpg");
2008ie,
CBET 1618
discovered 2008/12/06.17 by
CHASE; Yoji Hirose
Found in NGC 1070
at R.A. = 02h43m20s.80, Decl. = +04°58'19".1
Located 22" west and 13" north of the nucleus of
NGC 1070
Mag 18.0 (16.4), Type IIb
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1623)
SN 2008ie images sub-page
2008id,
CBET 1617
discovered 2008/11/03.44 by
Pan-STARRS
Mag 20.8, type Ia
2008ic,
CBET 1614
discovered 2008/11/24.19 by
TNG
Mag 19.6, type II
(in the same field as 2008ax)
(Discovery image)
showicon ("http://www.cortinastelle.it/cross/ESO323-025_20081207.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ib_i.jpg");
2008ib,
CBET 1613
discovered 2008/12/02.75 by
Alessandro Dimai
(CROSS)
Found in ESO 323-25
at R.A. = 12h52m37s.88, Decl. = -39°01'33".7
Located 11" west and 10" north of the nucleus of
ESO 323-25
(Discovery image)
(Simone Leonini imge)
(CROSS image)
Mag 17.4 (12/2:16.0), Type unknown
(References: SN 2006co)
Note, 1" east and 1" north of an HII region
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008ia.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ia_i.jpg");
2008ia,
CBET 1612
discovered 2008/12/07.27 by
CHASE
Found in ESO 125-6
at R.A. = 08h50m35s.15, Decl. = -61°16'40".6
Located 1".8 west and 0".2 north of the nucleus of
ESO 125-6
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
(William Wells image)
(Stan Howerton image)
Mag 15.8, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1616
(1615 corrected))
showicon ("sn2008/nm3126n1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hz_i.jpg");
2008hz (was Nova M31 2008-11c),
CBET 1609,
discovered 2008/11/26.498 by
Koichi Itagaki
Found in Bol 469
at R.A. = 00h43m18s.65, Decl. = +42°10'14".3
(a background galaxy marked as a globular cluster in
M31)
Located east and north of the center of
Bol 469
(in M31)
(Discovery image)
(Koichi Itagaki image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(Koichi Itagaki image)
(Kerezty Zsolt image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 18.2, Type Ia
(References:
ATEL 1866;
CBAT M31 page)
showicon ("sn2008/i334s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hy_i.jpg");
2008hy,
CBET 1608
discovered 2008/12/06.22 by
Tim Puckett,
and A. Langoussis
Found in IC 334
at R.A. = 03h45m08s.45, Decl. = +76°39'55".5
Located 30" west and 97" north of the center of
IC 334
(Discovery image)
Mag 16.2 (14.3), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1610)
SN 2008hy images sub-page
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hx.gif", "sn2008/sn08hx_i.gif");
2008hx,
CBET 1607
discovered 2008/12/03.53 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in NGC 3154
at R.A. = 10h13m00.82, Decl. = +17°02'09".3
Located 6".9 west and 6".3 north of the nucleus of
NGC 3154
(Discovery image)
Mag 18.9, Type II
(References:
(CBET 1606 corrected))
4 supernovae
ATEL 1860,
CSS081030:100500+142250,
CSS081119:015930-012621 (Mag 17.7),
CSS081201:013055-014208,
CSS081201:023759+013029
showicon ("http://www.swift.ac.uk/sper/330856/sper.gif", "sn2008/sn08hw_i.gif");
2008hw (= GRB 081007),
CBET 1602
discovered 2008/10/07 by
M. Della Valle et. el.
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 22h39m50s.58, Decl. = -40°08'48".3
Located east and south the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Swift image)
Mag > 18.0 (10/7:16.4), Type Ic
(References:
GRB 081007)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hv.gif", "sn2008/sn08hv_i.gif");
2008hv,
CBET 1601
discovered 2008/12/02.23 by
CHASE
Found in NGC 2765
at R.A. = 09h07m34s.06, Decl. = +03°23'32".1
Located 38".9 west and 2".4 south of the nucleus of
NGC 2765
(Discovery image)
(Discovery page)
(LOSS image)
(CSP/LCO image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(JM Llapasset image)
(JM Llapasset image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(JM Llapasset image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 15.8 (15.0), Type Ia
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1603,
1604,
ATEL 1862,
CBET 1616
(1615 corrected))
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hu.gif", "sn2008/sn08hu_i.gif");
2008hu,
CBET 1600
discovered 2008/12/01.44 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in ESO 561-G18
at R.A. = 08h09m14.76, Decl. = -18°39'13".1
Located 4".8 west and 39".9 north of the nucleus of
ESO 561-G18
(Discovery image)
(CSP/LCO image)
Mag 18.3, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1607,
(CBET 1606 corrected))
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008ht.gif", "sn2008/sn08ht_i.gif");
2008ht,
CBET 1600
discovered 2008/11/23.53 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in UGC 5002
at R.A. = 09h24m23.49, Decl. = +28°17'43".2
Located 7".8 east and 8".2 north of the nucleus of
UGC 5002
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 18.1 (11/23:17.2), Type Ib
(References:
CBET 1607,
(CBET 1606 corrected))
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hs.gif", "sn2008/sn08hs_i.gif");
2008hs,
CBET 1598
discovered 2008/12/01.29 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in NGC 910
at R.A. = 02h25m29.62, Decl. = +41°50'35".1
Located 31".5 east and 68".1 north of the nucleus of
NGC 910
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Simone Leonini image)
(Grzegorz Duszanowicz image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 17.3, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1599,
ATEL 1862)
showicon ("http://www.pla-de-arguines.com/COMPARATIVE_archivos/image008.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hr_i.jpg");
2008hr,
CBET 1559
discovered 2008/11/23.232 by
Rafael Ferrando
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 09h18m52s.44, Decl. = +18°57'20".4
Located 9".8 east and 9".2 south the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(Rafael Ferrando image)
Mag 20.1 (18.3), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1607,
(CBET 1606 corrected))
SN 2008hr images sub-page
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hq.gif", "sn2008/sn08hq_i.gif");
2008hq,
CBET 1593
discovered 2008/11/22.45 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in UGC 3963
at R.A. = 07h41m31.41, Decl. = +51°41'17".4
Located 6".4 east and 0".6 south of the nucleus of
UGC 3963
(Discovery image)
Mag 18.8, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1607,
(CBET 1606 corrected);
SN 2001eo)
showicon ("http://voeventnet.caltech.edu/feeds/ATEL/CSS/811221230484131895/811221230484131895-0001.arch.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hp_i.jpg");
2008hp (= CSS081122:094326+251021),
CBET 1589
discovered 2008/11/22.429 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 09h43m26s.22, Decl. = +25°10'21".9
Located west and 1" north of the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(William Wiethoff image)
Mag 16.4, Type Ia
(References:
ATEL 1856)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008ho.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ho_i.jpg");
2008ho,
CBET 1587
discovered 2008/11/26.11 by
CHASE
Found in NGC 922
at R.A. = 2h25m04s.00, Decl. = -24°48'02".4
Located 4".9 west and 45" south of the center of
NGC 922
(Discovery image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(CSP/LCO image)
Mag 17.2 (16.5), Type IIp
(References:
CBET 1590;
SN 2002gw)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hn.gif", "sn2008/sn08hn_i.gif");
2008hn,
CBET 1586
discovered 2008/11/25.47 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in NGC 2545
at R.A. = 08h14m14.25, Decl. = +21°21'37".9
Located 1".0 east and 18".3 north of the nucleus of
NGC 2545
(Discovery image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Simone Leonini image)
Mag 19.0, Type Ic
(References:
CBET 1607,
(CBET 1606 corrected))
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hm.gif", "sn2008/sn08hm_i.gif");
2008hm,
CBET 1586
discovered 2008/11/25.36 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in PGC 213215
at R.A. = 03h27m10.90, Decl. = +46°56'39".6
(near UGC 2737)
Located 0".7 east and 2".7 north of the nucleus of
PGC 213215
(Discovery image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Pepe Manetca image)
(Pepe Manetca image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 16.8, Type Ia
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1594)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008hl.gif", "sn2008/sn08hl_i.gif");
2008hl,
CBET 1586
discovered 2008/11/20.20 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in NGC 7451
at R.A. = 23h00m40.35, Decl. = +08°27'55".5
Located 7".0 west and 8".3 south of the nucleus of
NGC 7451
(Discovery image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
Mag 18.8, Type unknown
showicon ("http://nesssi.cacr.caltech.edu/catalina/20081106/jpg/811061090494119448-0002.arch.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hk_i.jpg");
2008hk,
CBET 1581
discovered 2008/11/06.49 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 09h12m43s.63, Decl. = +09°55'47".9
(near UGC 4845)
Located 0".1 east and 0".5 north of the center of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(William Wiethoff image)
Mag 16.7, Type Ia
showicon ("sn2008/mm2m1m14s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hj_i.jpg");
2008hj,
CBET 1579
discovered 2008/11/20.14 by
Tim Puckett,
Eric Briggs,
and Jack Newton
Found in MCG -02-1-14
at R.A. = 00h04m01s.92, Decl. = -11°10'08.1
Located 5".9 east and 19".2 north of the center of
MCG -02-1-14
(Paolo Corelli image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(LOSS image)
(CSP/LCO image)
Mag 17.1, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1583,
1585,
1607,
(1606 corrected))
showicon ("sn2008/mm1m2m15s2.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hi_i.jpg");
2008hi,
CBET 1578
discovered 2008/11/21.54 by
Yoshimi Ichimura
Found in MCG -01-2-15
at R.A. = 00h26m43s.16, Decl. = -03°35'55".3
Located 8" west and 3" south of the center of
MCG -01-2-15
(Confirmation image)
(K. Itagaki image)
(Vince Tuboly image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 16.1 (11/21:15.2), Type Ia (subluminous)
(References:
CBET 1580)
showicon ("sn2008/i112s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hh_i.jpg");
2008hh,
CBET 1575
discovered 2008/11/19.12 by
Tim Puckett,
T. Crowley
Found in IC 112
at R.A. = 01h26m03s.65, Decl. = +11°26'26".5
Located 9".8 east and 8".4 south of the center of
IC 112
(Discovery image)
(Vince Tuboly image)
(Lode Stevens image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Kereszty Zsolt image)
(CSP/LCO image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 18.0 (16.6), Type Ic
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1580)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008hg.jpg", "sn2008/sn08hg_i.jpg");
2008hg,
CBET 1571
discovered 2008/11/15.10 by
CHASE
Found in IC 1720
at R.A. = 01h40m22s.39, Decl. = -28°55'05".1
Located 12".0 east and 15".9 south of the center of
IC 1720
(Discovery image)
(Lode Stevens image)
(CSP/LCO image)
Mag 17.4, Type IIp
(References:
CBET 1573,
1577)
2008hb - 2008hf,
CBET 1570
discovered 2008/09/21 - 11/03 by
SNLS
the brightest of which is Mag 20.2
showicon ("sn2008/u12682s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ha_i.jpg");
2008ha,
CBET 1567
discovered 2008/11/07.17 by
Tim Puckett,
Caroline Moore, and
Jack Newton
Found in UGC 12682
at R.A. = 23h34m52s.69, Decl. = +18°13'35".4
Located 12" west and 0".5 south of the center of
UGC 12682
(Discovery image)
Mag 18.2, Type Ia-pec
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1576)
SN 2008ha images sub-page
showicon ("sn2008/n3672s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gz_i.jpg");
2008gz,
CBET 1566
discovered 2008/11/05.83 by
Koichi Itagaki;
Perth Observatory
Found in
NGC 3672
at R.A. = 11h25m03s.24, Decl. = -09°47'51".0
Located 13" east and 7" south of the nucleus of
NGC 3672
(Iagaki Discovery image)
(Rodrigo Losada image)
Mag 16.4, Type II
(References:
CBET 1568;
SN 2007bm)
showicon ("http://observ.pereplet.ru/images/SN081030/SNdiscovery081030.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gy_i.jpg");
2008gy,
CBET 1565
discovered 2008/10/30.99 by
MASTER robotic Net
Found in PGC 1584648
at R.A. = 03h10m00s.96, Decl. = +19°13'23".1
(near IC 1890)
Located 23" west and 6" north of the center of
PGC 1584648
(Discovery image)
(T. Kryachko image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 17.7, Type Ia
(References:
isn_chat 240
CBET 1577)
showicon ("sn2008/n3144s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gx_i.jpg");
2008gx,
CBET 1561
discovered 2008/11/04.857 by
Veli-Pekka Hentunen and Markku Nissinen
Found in NGC 3144
at R.A. = 10h15m32s.95, Decl. = +74°12'59".1
Located 3" east and 14" south of the nucleus of
NGC 3144
(Discovery image
(local mirror))
(Darkside Obs image)
(JM Llapasset image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(Taurus Hill Obs image)
Mag 17.2, Type II
(References:
CBET 1563)
showicon ("http://nesssi.cacr.caltech.edu/catalina/20081103/jpg/811031090254112665-0003.arch.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gw_i.jpg");
2008gw (= CSS081030:011341+044717),
CBET 1559
discovered 2008/11/03.41 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 04h39m26s.21, Decl. = +09°08'31".6
Located 13".4 west and 10".3 north the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(William Wiethoff image)
Mag 18.3, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1585)
2008gv (= CSS081031:015232+332752),
CBET 1559,
discovered 2008/10/31.31 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Mag 19.7
(Discovery image)
showicon ("http://voeventnet.caltech.edu/feeds/ATEL/CSS/810301040074123661/810301040074123661-0002.arch.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gu_i.jpg");
2008gu (= CSS081030:011341+044717),
CBET 1559
discovered 2008/10/30.22 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 01h13m41s.49, Decl. = +04°47'18".0
Located 2".6 east and 14".8 north the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 17.7, Type II
(References:
ATEL 1823;
CBET 1563)
showicon ("http://voeventnet.caltech.edu/feeds/ATEL/CSS/810290041224133176/810290041224133176-0002.arch.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gt_i.jpg");
2008gt (= CSS081029:224444-030851),
CBET 1559
discovered 2008/10/29.20 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 22h44m43s.69, Decl. = -03°08'51".1
Located 10".7 west and 6".9 north the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
Mag 18.4, Type Ia
(References:
ATEL 1823;
CBET 1563)
showicon ("http://nesssi.cacr.caltech.edu/catalina/20080921/jpg/809211040084103568-0002.arch.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gs_i.jpg");
2008gs (= CSS080921:012706+031306),
CBET 1559
discovered 2008/09/21.41 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 01h27m05s.78, Decl. = +03°13'05".7
Located near the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
Mag 18.8 (9/22:17.8), Type Ia
(References:
ATEL 1734;
CBET 1563)
2 supernovae
ATEL 1823
(CSS081030:043655-002136)
(CSS081009:002151-163204)
(References:
ATEL 1833,
1842,
1885)
showicon ("sn2008/i1579s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gr_i.jpg");
2008gr,
CBET 1557
discovered 2008/10/29.18 by
Tim Puckett
and R. Gagliano
Found in IC 1579
at R.A. = 00h45m32s.28, Decl. = -26°34'20".2
Located 0".7 west and 24".8 south of the center of
IC 1579
(Discovery image)
Mag 17.2, Type IIp
(References:
CBET 1560)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008gq.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gq_i.jpg");
2008gq,
CBET 1556
discovered 2008/10/27.35 by
CHASE
Found in MCG -02-26-39
at R.A. = 10h11m08s.85, Decl. = -13°47'21".4
Located 3".2 east 24".4 south of the center of
MCG -02-26-39
(Discovery image)
Mag 16.4, Type IIp
(References:
CBET 1560)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008gm.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gm_i.jpg");
2008gm,
CBET 1549
discovered 2008/10/16.08 by
CHASE
Found in NGC 7530
at R.A. = 23h14m12s.39, Decl. = -02°46'52".4
Located 7".3 east and 7".0 south of the center of
NGC 7530
(Discovery image)
(Martin Mobberley image)
(Vince Tuboly image)
(Enrico Prosperi image)
Mag 18.0 (17.0), Type IIn
(References:
CBET 1551,
1554;
ATEL 1811)
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008gl.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gl_i.jpg");
2008gl,
CBET 1545
discovered 2008/10/20.15 by
CHASE
Found in UGC 881
at R.A. = 01h20m54s.82, Decl. = +04°48'19".1
Located 19".7 east and 13".7 north of the center of
UGC 881
(Discovery image)
(Pepe Mantea image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(Vince Tuboly image)
(CSP/LCO image)
(Lode Stevens image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 16.2, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1547,
1548)
showicon ("http://www.observatorij.org/Data/sn/PSN081020.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gk_i.jpg");
2008gk,
CBET 1544
discovered 2008/10/20.74 by
Stanislav Maticic
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 18h53m04s.48, Decl. = +38°45'44".4
Located 7" west and 6" north of the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(Diego Rodriguez image)
(William Wiethoff image)
Mag 17.7, Type Ib/c
(References:
CBET 1548)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008gj.gif", "sn2008/sn08gj_i.gif");
2008gj,
CBET 1541
discovered 2008/10/19.716 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search;
G. Duszanowicz
Found in NGC 7321
at R.A. = 22h36m28.57, Decl. = +21°37'55".3
Located 7".6 east and 37".0 north of the nucleus of
NGC 7321
(LOSS discovery image)
Mag > 18.7 (17.5), Type Ic
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1541,
1548)
SN 2008gj images sub-page
showicon ("http://www.astroalert.su/files/sn-ngc539_2008-10-10-13h35m_ut_cross_.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gg_i.jpg");
2008gg (= CSS081009:012523-181020),
CBET 1538
discovered 2008/10/09.056 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in NGC 539
at R.A. = 01h25m23s.41, Decl. = -18°10'20".2
Located 18".7 east and 30".7 south of the center of
NGC 539
(Discovery images)
(T. Kryachko image)
(CROSS image)
(Jeffrey Edmonds image)
(Bernd Gaehrken image)
(Lode Stevens image)
(CSP/LCO image)
Mag 16.3, Type Ia
(References:
ATEL 1772;
CBET 1540)
showicon ("http://moonbase.be/html/gallery/sncand/PGC27893-S001-STACK-3.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gf_i.jpg");
2008gf,
CBET 1537
discovered 2008/10/09.120 by
G. Duszanowicz
Found in UGC 5201
at R.A. = 09h44m31s.40, Decl. = +55°45'31".1
Located 31" west and 17" south of the center of
UGC 5201
(Discovery image)
(G. Duszanowicz image (color))
Mag 16.7, Type II
(References:
CBET 1548)
showicon ("http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3162/2927696898_0d71ac5d4a.jpg?v=0", "sn2008/sn08ge_i.jpg");
2008ge,
CBET 1531
discovered 2008/10/03.16 by
CHASE
Found in NGC 1527
at R.A. = 04h08m24s.68, Decl. = -47°53'47".4
Located 5".4 east and 2".0 north of the center of
NGC 1527
(Discovery image)
(CHASE image)
(Stan Howerton image)
Mag 13.6 (12.4), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1540)
showicon ("http://www.astroalert.su/files/2008gb-fiter-v.jpg", "sn2008/sn08gb_i.jpg");
2008gb,
CBET 1527
discovered 2008/10/04.40 by
Tim Puckett
and R. Gagliano
Found in UGC 2427
at R.A. = 02h57m57s.13, Decl. = +46°51'56".6
Located 4".7 east and 6".7 south of the center of
UGC 2427
(T.Krychko and S.Korotkiy image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Darkside Obs image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Marko Kamarainen image)
Mag 16.2, Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1530)
showicon ("http://nesssi.cacr.caltech.edu/catalina/20080922/jpg/809221121234105206_20080928_01_1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08fz_i.jpg");
2008fz (= CSS080922:231617+114248),
CBET 1524
discovered 2008/09/22.34 by
Catalina Sky Survey
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 23h16m16s.60, Decl. = +11°42'47".5
Located near the center of the (not apparent)
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Taurus Hill obs image)
Mag 16.5, Type II
(PSP spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1533,
ATEL 1734,
1778)
showicon ("sn2008/n3261s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08fw_i.jpg");
2008fw,
CBET 1521
discovered 2008/09/19.130 by
Berto Monard
Found in NGC 3261
at R.A. = 10h28m55s.97, Decl. = -44°39'55".6
Located 52" west and 30" south of the center of
NGC 3261
(Discovery image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(CSP/LCO image)
(Berto Monard image)
Mag 14.2*, Type Ia
(References: SN 1997Z)
showicon ("sn2008/n3147s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08fv_i.jpg");
2008fv,
CBET 1520
discovered 2008/09/27.78 by
Koichi Itagaki
Found in
NGC 3147
at R.A. = 10h16m57s.28, Decl. = +73°24'36".4
Located 16" east and 34" north of the nucleus of
NGC 3147
(Discovery image)
Mag 17.0 (16.6), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1522;
SN 2006gi,
1997bq,
1972H)
SN 2008fv images sub-page
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008fq.gif", "sn2008/sn08fq_i.gif");
2008fq,
CBET 1507
discovered 2008/09/15.29 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in NGC 6907
at R.A. = 20h25m06.19, Decl. = -24°48'27".6
Located 5".5 west and 4".6 north of the nucleus of
NGC 6907
(Discovery image)
(Daniel J. Mendicini image)
Mag 15.5, Type II
(References:
CBET 1510;
SN 2004bv,
1984V)
SN 2008fq images sub-page
showicon ("http://www.das.uchile.cl/proyectoCHASE/sne_2008/carta_sne_2008fp.jpg", "sn2008/sn08fp_i.jpg");
2008fp,
CBET 1506
discovered 2008/09/07.19 by
CHASE
Found in ESO 428-G14
at R.A. = 07h16m32s.6, Decl. = -29°19'31".7
Located 17".5 east and 2".1 south of the center of
ESO 428-G14
(Discovery image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(Vince Tuboly image)
(CSP/LCO image)
(Daniel J. Mendicini image)
Mag 15.1 (9/11:13.5), Type Ia
(References:
CBET 1509)
showicon ("http://www.rotse.net/rsvp/j234903.5+264739/j234903.5+264739.jpg", "sn2008/sn08fm_i.jpg");
2008fm,
CBET 1500
discovered 2008/09/05.16 by
ROTSE collaboration
Found near UGC 12792
at R.A. = 23h49m03s.51, Decl. = +26°47'39".3
Located 25".2 east and 22".0 north of the nucleus of
UGC 12792
(Discovery image)
Mag 17.5, Type IIn
SN 2008fm images sub-page
showicon ("http://www.observatorij.org/vstars/SN2008fi/SN2008fi.jpg", "sn2008/sn08fi_i.jpg");
2008fi,
CBET 1493
discovered 2008/08/26.977 by
Jure Zakrajsek,
Crni Vrh Observatory
Found in an anonymous galaxy
at R.A. = 01h53m23s.17, Decl. = +29°21'28".4
Located 2" east and 2" south of the nucleus of the
host galaxy
(Discovery image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
Mag 16.7, Type IIb
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1499,
1503)
showicon ("sn2008/e284m32s1.jpg", "sn2008/sn08ff_i.jpg");
2008ff,
CBET 1488
discovered 2008/08/29.51 by
T. G. Tan
Found in ESO 284-G32
at R.A. = 20h13m59s.96, Decl. = -44°21'07".8
Located 39" east and 1" south of the center of
ESO 284-G32
(Discovery image)
(Peter Marples image)
(Stan Howerton image)
(CSP/LCO image)
Mag 17.7 (15.5), Type Ia
(References:
ISN_Chat 208;
CBET 1508;
1514,
1515)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008fc.gif", "sn2008/sn08fc_i.gif");
2008fc,
CBET 1481
discovered 2008/08/25.51 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in UGC 2883
at R.A. = 03h52m12.91, Decl. = -01°30'30".9
Located 17".8 west and 1".3 south of the nucleus of
UGC 2883
(Discovery image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Josep L. Salto image)
(Taurus Hill obs image)
Mag 16.4, Type II
(References:
CBET 1482)
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008ex.gif", "sn2008/sn08ex_i.gif");
2008ex,
CBET 1470
discovered 2008/08/17.32 by
Lick Observatory Supernova Search
Found in UGC 11428
at R.A. = 19h20m28.68, Decl. = +30°49'42".0
Located 1".4 east and 9".8 north of the nucleus of
UGC 11428
(Discovery image)
(Rafa Ferrando image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(William Wiethoff image)
(Marko Kamarainen image)
(Joel Nicolas image)
(David Briggs image)
(Pepe Manteca image)
(Ron Arbour image)
(Martin Mobberley)
Mag 16.5, Type II
(References:
CBET 1472;
1622)
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2008bk,
CBET 1315
discovered 2008/03/25.141 by
Berto Monard
Found in NGC 7793
at R.A. = 23h57m50s.42, Decl. = -32°33'21".5
Located 9".2 east and 126".4 north of the nucleus of
NGC 7793
(Discovery image)
Mag 15.8 (4/4:12.5), Type II
(References:
CBET 1319,
1335;
AAVSO 101;
ATEL 1448,
1452,
1455,
1464,
1465)
SN 2008bk images sub-page
showicon ("http://astro.berkeley.edu/~bait/2008/sn2008ax.gif", "sn2008/sn08ax_i.gif");
2008ax,
CBET 1280
discovered 2008/03/03.45 by
LOSS;
Koichi Itagaki
Found in NGC 4490
at R.A. = 12h30m40s.80, Decl. = +41°38'14".5
Located 53".1 east and 25".8 south of the nucleus of
NGC 4490
(LOSS discovery image)
(Itagaki discovery image)
Mag 16.1* (3/27:13.4), Type Ib
(CfA spectrum)
(References:
CBET 1285,
1286,
1290,
1298,
1299,
1302,
1305,
1306,
1309;
ATEL 1412,
1417,
1420,
1433,
1439,
1469,
1474;
SN 1982F)
SN 2008ax images sub-page
For Supernovae which have faded below 18th magnitude,
you will have to look in the archives
Other supernovae from 2008
other extragalactic Novae from 2008
Supernovae from 2007
other extragalactic Novae from 2007
Do you have a Supernova image you are willing to share with others?
Please tell me about it!
Don't be a
data miser,
share your data with others!
I prefer to link to images already at a location on the web,
but if you send me an image (jpeg or gif preferred) I will post and
index it.
I plan to report only "bright" Supernova
(above mag 17.5) on this page.
Note that you are going to need a big telescope to find
most of these things, for instance, a "Mag 14" SN probably won't be visible
to the eye in anything less than a 10"
telescope.
A CCD,
however, can often
detect a Mag 14 object with a much smaller objective.
Those SN which are easily findable by amateurs (above mag 14.0) will
be in red.
The format is as follows:
Name of SN, IAUC circular number (link to circular),
Date which the supernova first appeared (Year/Month/Date format),
Name of discoverers separated by a ";" (link to discovery site(s) if possible)
Name of galaxy (linked to a page describing this galaxy), RA and DEC of SN
in J2000.0 coordinates (link to sky map of that area of the sky)
[finder charts for SN if possible]
Directions to the SN from core of host galaxy, galaxy name (linked
to a Photometry Reference image of that galaxy)
[link to images of SN if possible]
Magnitude of SN when LAST reported (link to the source of the last report)
(* = last observation is over one month old)
("date of maximum:maximum brightness" or "rising"
if that information is available)
Type of SN if reported. [Spectrum if possible]
(Any data which reference this SN (IAUCs; VSNET; past SNe))
Any special pages dedicated to observing this SN, or a link to
a sub page if enough data warrants it.
If possible I will create an icon for every bright supernova.
This icon will be black on a white background and mirror imaged left to right
so that North is up and East is left.
The exception being a color image, which will have he same orientation.
All icons will be less than 100x100 pixels in size so that they load quickly.
Links:
Places to look for Supernova
Images
Supernova search sites
Nova/SuperNova Web resources
Supernova catalogs
Reference images of galaxies
Reporting a new Supernova
Information about Supernovae
Please send feedback to David Bishop
dbishop@vhdl.org.
This web page is brought to you by the
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This page is supported by
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