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SN2003gv 20030124.2 <195:C KAI SN2003gv 20030806.5 184:C KAI SN2003gv 20030807.5 184:C KAI # SN 2003gv (1:08:53.18, +32:05:59.3 (J2000.0), offset = 11" due east) # is hosted by MCG +05-3-66, an apparent spiral (S?) galaxy. A # relatively bright foreground star is located at about 15" WNW of the # center of MCG +05-3-66. The expected maximum for typical SN Ia is # mag about 17.5. SN 2003gt: In [vsnet-campaign-sn 665] (Aug. 1): >SN2003gt 20030713.4 <190:C KAI >SN2003gt 20030729.4 164:C KAI > ># SN 2003gt (20:32:59.12, +9:52:19.3 (J2000.0), offset = 5"E, 5"S) is ># hosted by NGC 6930, a nearly edge-on barred-spiral (SB(s)ab? sp) ># galaxy. The companion galaxy exists is located superimposed on the ># northern part of the disk. The expected maximum for typical SN Ia ># is mag about 16.0. A spectrum taken by the UCB team on Aug. 5 UT revealed that it is indeed a type Ia SN near maximum. SN 2003gu: In [vsnet-campaign-sn 666] (Aug. 4) >SN2003gu 20030721.0 <185C ARM >SN2003gu 20030803.051 172C ARM >SN2003gu 20030803.965 172C ARM > ># SN 2003gu (23:02:59.45, +34:43:19.6 (J2000.0), offset = 1"E, 18"S) ># is hosted by UGC 12331, a dim spiral (S?) galaxy. There is a ># foreground star (red mag about 17) at about 19"E and 5"S of the ># nucleus of UGC 12331. The expected maximum for typical SN Ia is mag ># about 16.3. The UCB team also revealed that it is a young type II (possibly type IIb) supernova, based on a spectrum taken on Aug. 5 UT. SN2003gs 20030801.24 130J CAC SN2003gs 20030802.22 135J CAC SN2003gs 20030802.22 131Ks CAC SN2003gs 20030803.21 136J CAC SN2003gs 20030803.21 131Ks CAC SN2003gs 20030804.21 136J CAC SN2003gs 20030804.21 130H CAC SN2003gs 20030804.21 130Ks CAC Observer (new): CAC: Copernicus Astronomical Center (J. Mikolajewska and A. Szostek)
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