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[vsnet-campaign-sn2002ap 32] Re: SN 2002ap magnitudes up tonow

Not much in the way of a hypernova..unless it has a hick-up.

SN 1998bw reached a similar magnitude and it happened much farther
out...

But possibly we haven't seen the end of the SN 2002 ap fireworks yet.
Unfortunately it is evolving close to the horizon from our Southern
summertime perspective.. 

Regards,

Berto
>>> Taichi Kato <tkato@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp> 02/01/02 11:25AM >>>
SN 2002ap magnitudes up to now

  YYYYMMDD(UT)   mag  observer
  20020125.199  <180C  (KAIT (from IAUC))
  20020129.199  144C  (KAIT (from IAUC))
  20020129.398  145C  (Yoji Hirose)
  20020130.382  137C  (R. Kushida (from IAUC))
  20020131.375  13.41CR  (Yasuo Sano)
  20020131.776  13.50V  (Diego Rodriguez)
  20020131.787  134CR  (Berto Monard)
  20020131.799   133  (Martin Schoenball)
  20020131.865   134  (Jose Ripero)
  20020201.065  133V  (Arno van Werven)
  20020201.292   133  (Mike Linnolt)

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