Pictures taken with Tenagra II 0.81m, the 0.61m or 0.25m telescopes at GOO

NGC 3363 in Leo
Distance : 350 million l.y. (?)

SN2005Z Mag 16.7CR

Exposure time : 1 X 25 sec.
0.81m f/7 AP-8 CCD
31.37 Jan 2005

Mag 16.1CR

Mag 16.3CR

Exposure time :
12 X 75 sec.
0.25m f/4.25 MX916 CCD
2.966 Feb 2005

Also a Lick Discovery

CSP/LCO image

Sirius Observatory Switzerland

JM Llapasset image

1m or 2.5m telescope at Las Campanas Observatory (LCO)

Also Cool

Mag 17.1CR

Exposure time :
30 X 30 sec.
0.61m f/6.3 MX916 CCD
23.876 Apr 2005

CCCP Type determination for SN 2005Z


SUPERNOVAE 2005X, 2005Y, 2005Z, 2005aa
      Further to IAUC 8473, H. G. Khandrika, S. Park, J. Graham, and
 W. Li report the LOSS/KAIT discovery of four apparent supernovae on
 unfiltered KAIT images.  SN 2005Z was discovered independently by O.
 Trondal and M. Schwartz (cf. IAUC 8468) on unfiltered Tenagra II
 0.81-m telescope images.

Photometry reference image.

Discovery Report Example :


 SUPERNOVA 2005XX IN NGC 4012.
 
 Odd Trondal and Michael Schwartz  report the TOSS discovery of an apparent
 supernova (mag about 16.5) on unfiltered Tenagra II 0.81-m images taken on
 January 16.40 2005 UT AND January 17.42 2005 UT.  The new object was not
 detected in an earlier image taken on January 21.38 2004 UT (limiting mag
 about 19.0).
 
 SN 2005XX is located at R.A. = 11h 58m 28.54s, Decl. = +10o 01' 09.2"
 (equinox 2000.0), which is 13.6" east and 7.4" south of the nucleus of
 NGC 4012.
 
 Yours Sincerely
 Odd Trondal

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