9 Oct. 2015: the Moon meets Venus, Jupiter and Mars in Leo
*** Click HERE and see our images of this amazing cosmic meeting! *** Next 9 Oct. 2015, just before dawn, this sky will offer us an amazing show. The Moon, close to the end of its...
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V5669 Sgr = NOVA Sgr 2015 No. 3 = PNV J18033275-2816054: an image (03 Oct. 2015)
On 27.429 Sept. 2015, K. Itagaki, Teppo-cho, Yamagata, Japan, discovered a possible galactic nova in Sagittarius, temporarily named PNV J18033275-2816054. The nova nature was spectroscopically confirmed and the source was officially announced as V5669 Sgr = Nova Sagittarii...
Supernova PSN J02513304+3730434 in KUG 248+373: an image (19 Aug. 2015)
The supernova PSN J02513304+3730434 in KUG 248+373 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of four, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
Supernova PSN J02484234+1418454 in UGC 2282: an image (19 Aug. 2015)
The supernova PSN J02484234+1418454 in UGC 2282 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of four, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
Supernova PSN J01101191+3313536 in PGC 2027055: an image (19 Aug. 2015)
The supernova PSN J01101191+3313536 in PGC 2027055 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of six, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
Dwarf Planet (134340) Pluto: a movie (22 July 2015)
A few days after the epic fly-by of Pluto by the New Horizons space probe, at Virtual Telescope we managed to capture a couple of images of that small, icy and far world. Each image...
Supernova PSN J13344316+0920194 in IC 900: an image (19 Aug. 2015)
The supernova PSN J13344316+0920194 in IC 900 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of two, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
Supernova PSN J23342383+2727196 in anonymous galaxy: an image (19 Aug. 2015)
The supernova PSN J23342383+2727196 in anonymous galaxy was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of seven, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
Supernova PSN J22412689+3917220 in UGC 12156: an image (19 Aug. 2015)
The supernova PSN J22412689+3917220 in UGC 12156 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of four, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
Supernova PSN J22343424+0548478 in NGC 7312: an image (19 Sept. 2015)
The supernova PSN J22343424+0548478 in NGC 7312 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of two, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
PSN J18354527+5129564 in PGC 2395135: an image (19 Sept. 2015)
The possible supernova PSN J18354527+5129564 in PGC 2395135 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of four, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the...
PSN J16495254+5532345 in NGC 6246: an image (19 Sept. 2015)
NB: this turned out to be not a SN, but a field star. The possible supernova PSN J16495254+5532345 in NGC 6246 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above...
PSN J01510869+3155215 in anonymous galaxy: an image (19 Sept. 2015)
The possible supernova PSN J01510869+3155215 in anonymous galaxy was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of three, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the...
Supernova PSN J00275992+3045595 in UGC 276: an image (7 Sept. 2015)
The supernova PSN J00275992+3045595 in UGC 276 was imaged as part of the Virtual Telescope’s supernova follow-up program. The image above comes from the average of two, 120-seconds exposures, unfiltered, remotely collected with the PlaneWave...
