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IAUC 8012: 2002hp, 2002hq, 2002hr, 2002hs, 2002ht, 2002hu, 2002hv

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                                                  Circular No. 8012
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SUPERNOVAE 2002hp, 2002hq, 2002hr, 2002hs, 2002ht, 2002hu, 2002hv
     Further to IAUC 7981, A. Riess, Space Telescope Science
Institute, on behalf of GOODS Team (+ N. Grogin, A. Hornschemeier,
R. Lucas, and M. Richardson) and the Hubble Higher-z Supernova
Team, reports the discovery of five additional apparent supernovae
on CCD images taken during Oct. 31-Nov. 3 with the Hubble Space
Telescope (+ ACS) during the GOODS observations of the Chandra Deep
Field South.  Each new object was detected independently in each of
four separate z-band (F850lp) exposures, via subtraction of images
taken during Sept. 19-22.  None of objects was apparent in earlier
ACS z-band imaging of the fields taken July 31-Aug. 4.  Four of the
five objects were detected also in two i-band (F775W) exposures,
and three in two v-band (F606W) exposures.  The offsets given below
are to the center of the nearest visible galaxy.

SN       2002 UT        R.A. (2000.0) Decl.     Mag.   Offset
2002hp   Nov.  1.51   3 32 24.79  -27 46 17.8   24.4   0".01 W, 0".02 N
2002hq         1.51   3 32 30.12  -27 43 46.7   25.7   0".91 W, 0".18 S
2002hr         1.64   3 32 22.57  -27 41 52.2   23.5   0".03 E, 0".05 N
2002hs         2.23   3 32 18.59  -27 48 33.7   25.6   0".70 W, 0".35 S
2002ht         2.51   3 32 09.32  -27 41 29.3   25.5   0".34 E, 0".48 N

Reference z-band limiting magnitudes:  SN 2002hp, Sept. 20.33 UT,
[27.5; SN 2002hq, Sept. 20.19, [27.5; SN 2002hr, Sept. 20.99, [28;
SN 2002hs, Sept. 20.51, [28; SN 2002ht, Sept. 20.51, [28.
     Two more apparent supernovae have been reported on unfiltered
CCD images:  SN 2002hu in MCG +06-6-12 by T. Boles (cf. IAUC 8011);
and 2002hv in UGC 4974 by LOTOSS with the 0.8-m Tenagra II
automated telescope, via M. Schwartz and W. Li (cf. IAUC 7906).

SN       2002 UT        R.A. (2000.0) Decl.     Mag.   Offset
2002hu   Nov.  7.09   2 18 20.06  +37 27 58.8   17.0   20".6 E, 6".6 N
2002hv         5.5    9 22 10.91  +33 50 10.8   18.6   7".1 E, 43".2 S

Boles obtained a confirming image of SN 2002hu on Nov. 7.815 UT; it
was not present on Boles' images from Oct. 4 (limiting mag 18.5) or
Sept. 8, and it is not present on Palomar Sky Survey red and blue
plates.  Schwartz obtained a confirming image of SN 2002hv on Nov.
7.5, while an unfiltered KAIT CCD image taken at Lick Observatory
on Apr. 28.2 showed nothing at that position (limiting mag about
19.0).

                      (C) Copyright 2002 CBAT
2002 November 8                (8012)            Daniel W. E. Green

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