Tentative OI for Henry Coe

[Richard Navarrete]

Mark W. And I are interested in going to Coe on Wednesday, July 15. Transparency is predicted to be excellent. Are any of our TAC buddies free to join us , or is everyone up at GSSP enjoying the clouds and beautiful sunsets?

Richard

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[Mark]

Thanks for posting this.  I think it looks like the best night locally for the July NM cycle.

[Steve Gottlieb]

If you guys go, you might want to put NGC 3310 (in Ursa Major) on your list. A Type II core-collapse supernova exploded just 4 or 5 days ago and appeared mag 12.8 or so last night in my scope at GSSP. The name is SN 2026sqf and it’s just outside the bright core of the galaxy. 

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On Jul 13, 2026, at 3:19 PM, Mark <itsmar...@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for posting this.  I think it looks like the best night locally for the July NM cycle.

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[Mark Wagner]

Thanks.  Am I seeing that the galaxy had SN 1991N as well?

Glad you're getting some observing in.