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# SN 2003ew was distant one. SN2003ex 20020506.23 <214:C PAL SN2003ex 20030205.57 <208:C PAL SN2003ex 20030326.44 191:C PAL SN2003ex 20030406.39 198:C PAL SN2003ex 20030414.40 <191:C PAL SN2003ex 20030420.41 198:C PAL SN2003ex 20030424.42 <203:C PAL SN2003ex 20030425.59 <192:C PAL SN2003ex 20030426.37 198:C PAL SN2003ex 20030428.40 <184:C PAL SN2003ex 20030429.39 202:C PAL SN2003ex 20030502.39 <195:C PAL SN2003ex 20030503.34 198:C PAL SN2003ex 20030506.40 <198:C PAL SN2003ex 20030507.35 201:C PAL SN2003ex 20030508.29 204:C PAL # SN 2003ex (13:27:32.31, +5:31:14.4 (J2000.0), offset = 3"W, 1"S) is # hosted by a compact anonymous galaxy (rmag around 16 in USNO-A2.0). # Typical uncertainty of the NEAT data is reported as "up to 0.4 mag". SN2003ey 20020408.48 <214:C PAL SN2003ey 20030327.45 <211:C PAL SN2003ey 20030409.57 <194:C PAL SN2003ey 20030427.46 <195:C PAL SN2003ey 20030502.42 <190:C PAL SN2003ey 20030524.33 192:C PAL SN2003ey 20030530.28 188:C PAL # SN 2003ey (14:20:03.28, -8:28:40.0 (J2000.0), offset = 2"W, 1"S) is # hosted by a round-shaped anonymous galaxy (rmag about 15 in # USNO-A2.0). SN2003ez 20030521.2 <190:C KAI SN2003ez 20030603.2 175:C KAI SN2003ez 20030604.2 174:C KAI # SN 2003ez (12:43:11.87, -2:30;04.1 (J2000.0), offset = 5"W, 1"S) is # hosted by PGC 42782, a barred-spiral (SB(rs)c pec) galaxy. The # expected maximum for typical SN Ia is consistent with the discovery # magnitude. NGC6822nova2003 20020904.3 <200:C KAI NGC6822nova2003 20030528.4 190:C KAI NGC6822nova2003 20030603.4 192:C KAI # This object (19:45:04.18, -14:45:46.5) is located about 1"W and 3"N # of a foregreound star of mag about 18.5. NGC 6822 is a dwarf # irregular (IB(s)m) galaxy in the local group (Barnard's galaxy). # Its distance is comparable to that of Andromeda galaxy. The # absolute magnitude at discovery is about -5.0, so it can be a nova # past maximum. SN 2003ep: In [vsnet-campaign-sn 629] (June 4): >SN2003ep 20021130.2 <190:C KAI >SN2003ep 20030517.5 157:C KAI >SN2003ep 20030528.5 163:C KAI >SN2003ep 20030603.5 167:C KAI > # SN 2003ep (21:21:07.34, +23:05:05.8 (J2000.0), offset = 4" due west) ># is hosted by NGC7053, a spiral? (S?) galaxy. It embedded within the ># central region, so probably the discovery was made by the image ># subtraction. The expeced maximum of typical SN Ia is consistent ># with the discovery magnitude. The CfA team Took a spectrum of SN 2003ep on June 4.46, which revealed that it is a reddened SN Ia, about 3-4 weeks after maximum. Sincerely Yours, Hitoshi Yamaoka, Kyushu Univ., Japan yamaoka@rc.kyushu-u.ac.jp
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