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Date: 05:14 UTC, 19 March 2008
Exposure: 30 seconds

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Supernova 2007it has been identified as a type II

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A possible magnitude 13.5, Supernova was discovered on the 13th September, 2007, by Robert Evans (Australia) in the spiral galaxy NGC 5530 in the constellation Lupus.
The supernova is Located 24" west and 25" north of the nucleus of the galaxy.

Position(2000): R.A. = 14h18m25s.6, Dec. = -43°22'54".0

As yet the type is unknown .

"...not to be confused with a bright foreground star on the northeast edge of the nucleus"

CBET 1065 (subscription)

Supernova in ngc5530.kmz
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-- Edited by Blobrana at 16:42, 2008-01-12

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