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(IAAC) Fwd: Supernova in Grus (NGC 7400)
Reposted with permission from the Webb Society email
list. Apologies for the forwarding delay, SN lovers!
Clear skies!
Lew Gramer, Webb Society, NDSOS
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>From: WebbSoc@topica.com [mailto:WebbSoc@topica.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, 09 October, 2002 7:06 AM
>To: WebbSoc@topica.com
>Subject: Digest for WebbSoc@topica.com, issue 58
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>-- Topica Digest --
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> SuperNova in Grus (NGC 7400)
> By carverr@newsltd.com.au
>
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>
>Date: Wed, 9 Oct 2002 09:59:21 +1000
>From: "Carver, Rob" <carverr@newsltd.com.au>
>Subject: SuperNova in Grus (NGC 7400)
>
>
>Hello all you southerners,
>
>There is a SuperNova (SN 2002GE) in NGC 7400 which is in
>Grus. So for those
>with larger apertures and the declination (inclination ?!),
>this is from the
>AAVSO....
>2248-45 SN 2002GE in NGC 7400
>We have been informed by the Central Bureau for Astronomical
>Telegrams(IAU
>Circular 7987) that an apparent supernova in NGC 7400 has
>beendiscovered by
>R. Chassagne of Ile de Reunion. The 14.1 magnitude object appears on an
>unfiltered CCD frame taken on OCT 7.90 UT.
>The following position has been reported:
> R.A. = 22h 54m 21s.49 Decl. = -45o 20' 26".9 (2000) which is
>4".0 east and
>22".6 north of the center of NGC 7400.
>
>After months of near cloudless sky, we've got rain today....
>Aaarrrgggggg
>Have fun,
> Rob
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