Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (99942) Apophis: an image – 02 Mar. 2021
We captured (99942) Apophis again, while it is ready to come relatively close (15 millions of km) to us and we are ready to share it live with you. Here it is our image. The...
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Supernova SN 2021bbz in ARK 321 galaxy: an image – 15 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021bbz in the galaxy ARK 321, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021bkw in LEDA 1634284 galaxy: an image – 16 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021bkw in the galaxy LEDA 1634284, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021bug in NGC 4533 galaxy: an image – 16 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021bug in the galaxy NGC 4533, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021K in MCG +6-30-84 galaxy: an image – 16 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021K in the galaxy MCG +6-30-84, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of three, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021fv in CGCG 033-001 galaxy: an image – 15 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021fv in the spiral galaxy CGCG 033-001, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of four, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021J in NGC 4414 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed the bright supernova SN 2021J in the spiral galaxy NGC 4414, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures,...
Supernova SN 2021bjy in CGCG 264-017 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021bjy in the spiral galaxy CGCG 264-017, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021biz in NGC 4227 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021biz in the lenticular galaxy NGC 4227, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021do in NGC 3147 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021do in the spiral galaxy NGC 3147, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely...
Supernova SN 2021bbm in NGC 2959 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021bbm in the intermediate spiral galaxy NGC 2959, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered,...
Supernova SN 2021aai in NGC 2268 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021aai in the barred spiral galaxy NGC 2268, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures,...
Supernova SN 2021xn in PGC 6041 galaxy: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021xn in PGC 6041 galaxy, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of five, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely taken...
The Crab Nebula, the most famous galactic supernova relic: a very special sequence.
Everyone familiar with the sky knows Messier 1, the legendary “Crab” nebula: it is the remnant of the most famous galactic supernova, SN 1054. We managed to create a very special sequence, with a...
Supernova SN 2021ass in NGC 684: an image – 11 Feb. 2021
We observed supernova SN 2021ass and its host galaxy NGC 684, as part of our supernova follow-up program: here it is our image. The image above comes from the average of four, 120-seconds exposures,...
