This is one of a pair of Supernovae discovered the same night at
Puckett observatory. It probably will not get
very bright, but it is well placed for viewing.
This is one of a pair of Supernovae discovered the same night at
Puckett observatory. It probably will not get
very bright, but it is well placed for viewing.
The following is a list of images of this SN, in chronological order. Click on the name in the "observer" column to see the image. Times and dates are in UT unless otherwise noted. If you know of any others, please tell me!
| Observer | Date | Mag | Filter | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Tim Puckett and D. George image | 2/4.17/00 | 18.6 | C | Discovery, mirror |
| Kevin Krisciunas image | 2/10.32/00 | 17.85 +0.84 | V B-V |
confirmation image |
| Johannes Walter image | 2/12/00 | C | ||
| Hans Dannhoff image | 2/12.985/00 | C | ||
| Arno van Werven image | 2/13.228/00 | C | ||
| Larry Robinson image | 2/15.2/00 | C | ||
| Fred Ewalt image | 2/16.080/00 | 16.8 | C | |
| Pedro Re' image | 2/23.858/00 | C | ||
| Kereszty Zsolt image | 2/28.8958/00 | 17.1 | C | slow |
| Pedro Re' image | 2/29.920/00 | C | ||
| Kereszty Zsolt image | 2/28.8958/00 | 17.1 | C | slow |
|
L.Kiss, K. Sziládi, K. Sárneczky image | 3/15.906/00 | C |
Light curves and Spectra:
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