>Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 10:20:27 -0500 From: David Bishop <dbishop@vhdl.org> Subject: Re: SN2001b,h Josch Hambsch wrote: > > Dear David, > > I am a novice CCD-observer of supernovae and started just last week with > some pics of SN2001c (one on your website). The one via vsnet? Yes, I work with vsnet on supernovae. > I have in the meantime also pics > of SN2001b and h, which I have appended to this mail. I hope you do not > mind. The information came frome Hans Dannhoff on a german astro list. > Unfortunately during going from sn2001c to h the mirror of my C8 shifted and > the pic of sn2001h is not sharp. Anywway I included it since it is my very > first pic of a SN with mag 17. The 2001B one is great. The 2001H one is passable. You do have the supernova in it, so we can use it as a datapoint. > Dates: > sn2001b,10 minutes exposure ST8 (NABG), mag.14.4 +/- 0.7. Date 14.01.01. > 19h52 UT > sn2001h,60 minutes exposure, mag.< 16.8. Date 14.01.01. 21h21 UT Great! We need to pass these along to VSnet so that they get in the data. > If whether permits I will continue to look to your site and try to capture > some images. I look forward to more image from you. -- David W. Bishop INTERNET: dbishop@vhdl.org ( \ ) US MAIL: Hilton NY 14468-9101 A Long time ago, \__\/ PHYSICAL: 43:17:17N 77:47:37W 281' In a Galaxy far, far away... | | For Supernova info: http://vsnet.ggw.org/asras/snimages | | For VHDL/Synthesis info: http://vsnet.vhdl.org/siwg _/___\_ All standard disclaimers apply. [_______] ---- Reformatted: SN2001B 20010114.828 144:C Ham SN2001H 20000114.890 <168C Ham