[vsnet-obs 41955] SN observations from IAUC 7986-7996 (part 3)

[Hitoshi YAMAOKA <yamaoka@rc.kyushu-u.ac.jp>]

SN2002gw  20020912.052  <185C  MLF
SN2002gw  20021011.633   183C  KIt (prediscovery)
SN2002gw  20021013.27    173C  DTa
SN2002gw  20021015.0     173C  DTa
SN2002gw  20021016.027   176:C MLF
SN2002gw  20021016.832   176C  MLF
SN2002gw  20021017.92    178C  MLF

observer (new); DTa: Takao Doi

# NGC 922, a host galaxy of SN 2002gw, is a barred-spiral (SB(s)cd
# pec) galaxy with odd-shaped disk region.  The position of SN is R.A.
# = 2h25m02s.97, Decl. = -24o47'50".6 (J2000.0, by Doi), which is
# about 21" west and 33" south of the nucleus of NGC 922.  The
# expected maximum of typical SN Ia is mag about 14.8.  
#
# First discoverer is Takao Doi, a Japanese astronaut who lives in
# Texas.  This is his first discovery.  Berto Monard discovered it
# independently.  Congratulations, Takao and Berto!

SN2002gx  20011223.0  <202C  PAL
SN2002gx  20021013.41  190C  PAL
SN2002gx  20021016.0   192C  PAL

# SN 2002gx (2:31:44.69, +40:16:39.5, J2000.0) is located about 6"
# east and 7" south of an apparent host anonymous galaxy (GSC2.2.1 red
# mag = 17.07).  

SN2002gy  20021009.4  <190C  KAI
SN2002gy  20021016.4   176C  KAI

# UGC 2701, a host galaxy of SN 2002gy (3:22:36.45, +9:28:22.0,
# J2000.0, 3"E, 3"S of the nucleus), is an edge-on spiral (Sc) galaxy,
# affected by the Galactic extinction.  The expected maximum for
# typical SN Ia is mag around 17.5. 

SN2002gz  20020922.0  <202C  PAL
SN2002gz  20021015.49  183C  PAL
SN2002gz  20021018.0   182C  PAL

# SN 2002gz (2:34:10.36, -0:53:18.2, J2000.0) is located at about 4"
# east and 1" south of an apparent host dim galaxy.

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