BHTOM Targets for 13 July, 2026

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As of 2026-07-13 10:08:09.437476+00:00, these are the new targets added in the last week for observing (importance>=1), sorted by magnitude:

name ra dec mag_last sun_separation classification description
SN 2026sqf 159.699837 53.509472 12.6 48.0 SN Nearby Type II SN
UCAC4 489-096064 289.315500 7.796900 12.7 150.0 EB S1 Aql from Squadra group, preliminary periods: A: 2.36 days, B: 3.72 days
AT 2026stb 277.815075 -5.575534 14.7 159.0 Nova Galactic Nova on the rise, Astro-COLIBRI target
ASASSN-19hz 254.230167 -31.877389 14.9 145.0 CV Candidate ER UMa
Gaia19ati 287.744960 -26.765390 15.7 174.0 Unknown red source brightens by 4 mags, previous events seen, 5 arcsec from ASASSN-15pa, candidate CV
Gaia19axh 280.585480 -31.480720 16.0 166.0 Unknown faint Gaia source brightens by almost 5 mag, candidate CV
Gaia20aws 269.206660 -41.811820 17.2 152.0 Unknown Gaia source brightens by almost 4 mags, candidate CV
Gaia19bgo 250.555160 -23.220490 17.5 142.0 CV CV ASASSN-14gb brightens by 2 mags
Gaia17bxy 275.375990 -53.805300 17.5 146.0 Unknown Gaia source brightens by ~3 mags, previous outburst in lightcurve, blue, candidate CV
Gaia20ffw 268.724750 -53.060200 17.5 144.0 CV outburst in known CV ASASSN-18jq
Gaia20chx 232.019890 -67.622130 17.6 121.0 CV ~4 mag outburst in Gaia source, candidate Dwarf nova
Gaia19aaf 227.828290 -69.233410 17.7 119.0 Unknown Gaia source brightens by ~3 mags, previous outburst in lightcurve, candidate CV
ZTF18abqexhh 282.397167 -10.041528 17.8 165.0 CV Candidate ER UMa
Gaia19cjd 195.187917 -33.235333 18.2 96.0 CV Candidate CV
Gaia20awn 271.801340 -42.874340 18.2 153.0 Unknown blue transient near the galactic plane, candidate CV
LSST-AP-DO-313690716557017106 7.539789 -43.896082 18.9 115.0 Unknown Long lived nuclear transient, rising consistently
Gaia18czc 297.798230 -26.196230 19.0 173.0 CV Gaia source brightens by almost 4 mags, coincident with dwarf nova ASASSN-14jn
GRB260708A 225.654417 -43.885333 19.0 122.0 Unknown A possible optical counterpart of the GRB
Gaia20awo 290.902780 -51.745570 19.3 150.0 CV Gaia source brightens by ~4 mags, known CV
Gaia19egf 245.536790 -67.585290 19.9 126.0 Unknown 4.4 mag outburst of Gaia source, candidate CV
Gaia19crg 261.834390 -82.067270 20.1 119.0 CV DSS source brightens by 4 mag, candidate CV
Gaia20aup 282.136150 -62.889420 20.4 138.0 Unknown candidate CV brightens by ~2 mags, previous outburst in lightcurve
Gaia19aal 239.107760 -71.293270 20.7 122.0 Unknown Gaia source brightens by ~3 mags, previous outbursts in lightcurve. Candidate CV
Gaia20awp 276.902990 -45.681110 20.7 153.0 Unknown 3.5 mag outburst of previously identified CV candidate ASASSN-18pk

In addition, here are some older targets that are currently visible and requested for observations. These targets have an importance>=4, a sun separation>70, and last magnitude<18, sorted by magnitude.


North (dec>0):

name ra dec mag_last sun_separation classification description
TCrB 239.875676 25.920170 9.1 110.0 Nova recurent nova predicted to explode 2024/2025
GAIA DR3 2207162600835525760 343.140631 62.313246 9.2 87.0 YSO High scientific interest embedded field. Extreme RUWE 33 Optically unresolved Please dont saturate
AT 2026rdg 288.630693 12.064890 10.8 146.0 Nova Astro-COLIBRI target, classical nova
TYC4282-930-1 343.409336 62.615911 11.0 86.0 YSO LS III +62 22 -- Young Stellar Object
HD216629 343.315017 62.145834 11.0 87.0 YSO Herbig Ae need first analysisch for survey
2S0114+65 19.511240 65.291619 11.0 71.0 XRB Supergiant X-ray binary
Gaia DR3 2207274751021560576 343.276248 62.609052 11.7 86.0 YSO High scientific interest in an embedded field. Extreme RUWE 33. Please dont saturate the star
Gaia18dry 215.626540 32.386230 12.9 89.0 BL Lac Possible changing look AGN (OQ 334), gamma flaring 4FGL J1422.3+3223
UCAC-4 710-082844 320.370041 51.815437 13.3 102.0 EB S4 Cyg from Squadra group, 2,1953-d period, maximum amplitude ~ 0,35 mag (binary A), 1,6280-d period, maximum amplitude ~ 0,08 mag (binary B), observe densely
BL_Lac 330.680381 42.277772 13.7 107.0 BL Lac famous variable blazar
GROJ2058+42 314.698071 41.776995 14.0 113.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
4U0115+63 19.633210 63.742520 14.1 72.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
CM_Del 306.237210 17.298420 14.2 138.0 CV Z Cam type dwarf nova (IW And sub-class)
AT2025sqe 288.715125 8.001778 15.4 150.0 Unknown slow galactic very red transient
TDE2025aeze 11.493892 34.099292 15.4 86.0 TDE TDE candidate
ZTF18aarippg 217.566838 23.062372 15.4 95.0 QSO Tick-Tok possibly merging Super Massive Black Hole binary
SN 2026kid 228.988442 56.308914 15.4 86.0 SN Closeby Type II supernova at 14 Mpc. Strong CSM interaction
SN 2026fov 337.113504 30.298461 15.8 112.0 SN Closeby Type II supernova at 11.82 Mpc
AT2026lck 280.993979 1.880128 16.2 154.0 Nova Weird recurrent nova in the Milky Way
SN 2026obc 16.955937 41.995383 16.5 79.0 SN classified as SN Icn


South (dec<0):

name ra dec mag_last sun_separation classification description
GaiaDR3_4263591911398361472 289.926500 -0.049900 8.8 158.0 Variable star-other This target is part of a paper about I am writing a revision for, and I would like to confirm if it is a binary system or not. It has a period of ~1.435 days (if a binary, ~2x1.435 days)
HD 98800 170.521620 -24.777768 9.4 73.0 YSO Pre-main sequence quadruple system (AaAb + BaBb) with circumbinary (BaBb) disk to eclipse AaAb
TYC 9231-1222-1 181.862074 -70.489348 11.2 104.0 EB S2 Mus from Squadra group. 2.13397-d period well visible with 0.12 mag (binary A), 2.4962-d period with 0.02-0.05 mag (binary B)
V0384 Cen 174.822039 -62.174743 11.3 98.0 EB S2 Cen from Squadra group, 12.6354-d period, large amplitudes ~0.3-0.4 mag, (binary A), 3.6402566-d period, low amplitudes ~ 0.03 mag (binary B)
TYC 8288-317-1 222.829803 -49.723471 12.5 120.0 EB S1 Lup from Squadra group, 8.2186-d period, amplitude ~0.02 mag (binary A), 11.167-d period, amplitude ~0.09 mag (binary B)
ASASSN-26bp 225.854950 -63.189410 12.6 120.0 Variable star-other Star Undergoing Deep Dimming Events
V4141 Sgr 267.599257 -19.895328 13.1 157.0 Symbiotic star symbiotic star
Mkn590 33.639835 -0.766717 13.9 80.0 QSO Flaring quasar
Gaia19dbf 178.699417 -64.491850 14.1 100.0 Unknown Possibly a YSO
AT 2025nlr 227.013640 -40.141550 14.2 123.0 Nova Astro-COLIBRI target
Nova Centauri 2025 219.340667 -58.794667 14.2 117.0 Nova potential nova from ASASSN, V1935 Cen
mrk1018 31.566619 -0.291455 14.6 81.0 AGN changinglook AGN
AT2026noc 176.137979 -68.809150 14.8 102.0 Nova ASASSN-26no Nova
TIC 99629496 291.689208 -10.716439 14.9 169.0 EB S2 Aql from Squadra group, 3.2608-d period, amplitude 0.25 mag, (binary A), 4.6584-d period, amplitude 0.10 mag, (binary B)
ASASSN-26af 82.501958 -66.724833 15.2 91.0 Unknown Undergoing Deep Dimming Events in the LMC
ZTF26aazvwlo 276.729804 -17.541139 15.2 165.0 Unknown Candidate Microlensing Event from ZTF
Nova Sagittarii 2025 no.4 270.969917 -31.456667 15.4 159.0 Nova Nova Sgr 2025 No. 4 is TCP J18035290-3127298 is TCP J18035278-3127240
HE0413_4031 63.810269 -40.394754 15.8 77.0 QSO Long term variable quasar for monitoring
SN 2026pub 206.406162 -5.993286 15.9 96.0 SN Nearby SN II with redshift of 0.004837.
SN 2026mho 301.909587 -21.118444 15.9 171.0 SN Closest undisputed Type IIn SN in the last decade.
ZTF26aavkosv 265.577306 -21.392464 16.0 155.0 Microlensing Event Microlensing candidate from ZTF
ZTF20abendxc 281.224708 -8.538111 16.1 163.0 YSO Possibly eruptive YSO
ASASSN-25cd 277.969917 -28.807539 16.4 165.0 Unknown A Deep, Ongoing, Dipping Event
Gaia24amo 249.148921 -53.749919 16.9 135.0 Microlensing Event candidate microlensing event, with the second peak
Gaia23cnm 285.322920 -18.717130 17.6 173.0 Unknown slow and long rise, possible microlensing or YSO


Last week's total of images processed: 11842 (11745 with success).


Last week's targets observed:

camera target_names
AZT-8_C4-16000 Gaia16amd, Gaia17cuh
Adonis_G2-1600 TabbysStar, AT 2026rdg, AM_Her, TCP J21220926+4926242, Gaia24dfv, AT2025acft, Gaia24azc, TCrB
Adyu60_Andor-934 SN 2026sqf, 2MASS_J22481357+6400230, Gaia24amv
AndromedaC14_QHY600M SN 2026sqf
EEye_QHY268M ZTF26aavkosv, Q0957+561_A
Flarestar-MPC171_QHY268M UCAC-4 710-082844, Gaia21fji, AT2026lck, AT2025sqe, 1H2202+501, RUWE 18 star, TCrB
Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla TCrB, SN 2026kid, UCAC-4 710-082844, Gaia18dry
LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K OGLE-2026-BLG-0128, OGLE-2026-DG-0010, OGLE-2026-BLG-0566, ZTF26aazvwlo, LSST-AP-DO-313690716557017106
LCOGT-CTIO-40cm_QHY600M HD 98800, Gaia16adj
LCOGT-HO-2m_Muscat Cen X-4, MAXI J1659-152, V406 Vul, Aql X-1, MAXI J1820+070, XTE J1728-295, KV UMa, V1037Cas, GRO J1719-24, QZ Vul, MAXI J1910-057, MAXI J1807+132, V404_Cyg, 4U 1957+11
LCOGT-HO-40cm_QHY600M 1H1936+541
LCOGT-MCD-1m_4K ZTF26aazvwlo, Gaia18dry, 7C162526.19_544847.00, ZTF26aavkosv
LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K OGLE-2026-BLG-0128, OGLE-2026-DG-0010, OGLE-2026-BLG-0566, GRB260708A, ZTF26aazvwlo, LSST-AP-DO-313690716557017106, ZTF26aavkosv, ZTF25abwnxxl, OGLE-2026-BLG-0652, Gaia24amo
LCOGT-SAAO-40cm_QHY600M HD 98800, GRB260708A
LCOGT-SS-1m_4K OGLE-2026-BLG-0128, OGLE-2026-BLG-0566, ZTF26aazvwlo, LSST-AP-DO-313690716557017106, ZTF26aavkosv, AT2026ayt
LCOGT-SS-2m_Muscat V4641 Sgr, XTE J1650-500, GX 339-4, XTE J1728-295, GRO J1719-24, MAXI J1910-057, MAXI J1803-298
LCOGT-SS-40cm_QHY600M Gaia19ati
LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K Gaia21esu, ZTF26aazvwlo, 7C162526.19_544847.00, Gaia24amv, ZTF26aavkosv
LCOGT-Teide-40cm_QHY600M Gaia16amd, Gaia24amv
MOLETAI-35cm_CCD4710 AM_Her, V1117 Her, AT2025acft, BL_Lac, TCrB
Observatory TCrB, UCAC-4 710-082844, Gaia18dry, AT 2026rdg
PROMPT2_FLI ZTF26aavkosv
PROMPT5_Apogee ZTF26aavkosv
Planetarium_Slaskie_Kepler4040 ZTF18aarippg, V4141 Sgr, AT 2026pme, AT2025acft, 1H1936+541, AT 2026rdg, AT2026lck, TCrB, SN 2026sqf, GaiaDR3_4015591806678568576, Gaia23cqg, SN 2026pub, SN 2026fjc, B1721+343, V1117 Her, 2MASS_J22481357+6400230, SN 2026kid, 2MASSJ17300837+6247547, AT2025sqe, ZTF26aavkosv, SN 2026fvx, GaiaDR3_4263591911398361472, Mrk 817
ROAD40_FLI-KAF-16803 VW Hyi
SOAB_ZWO-ASI2600MM UCAC-4 710-082844, LS I +61 302, Gaia18dry, AT2025abao, 8C0716_714, SN2024afyu, AT2026lck, AT2025sqe, SN 2026fvx, AT2026dmu, TCrB, SN 2026fov
Salerno_Observatory_FLI UCAC-4 710-082844, Gaia23dqt, Gaia18dry, Gaia DR3 2207274751021560576, AT 2026rdg, GAIA DR3 2207162600835525760, Gaia20cdl, TCP J21220926+4926242, AT2025sqe, GROJ2058+42, BL_Lac, TCrB, SN 2026sqf, RXJ0146.9+6121, SN 2026fov
Seestar-S30 Gaia18dry, 8C0716_714, BL_Lac, SN 2026sqf, SN 2026fov
Seestar-S50 Gaia18dry, AT 2026rdg, 8C0716_714, AT2026lck, Gaia21esb, ZTF26aavkosv, SN 2026fvx, DO_Dra, BL_Lac, TCrB, SN 2026sqf, SN 2026kid, SN 2026fov
TJO_MEIA3 LS I +61 302, Gaia23dqt, AM_Her, AT2025abao, AT2026lck, EECep, AT2025acft, GaiaDR3_4263591911398361472, Gaia24dfc, TCrB
TTT3_COLORS 2026ngr

Last week's fits uploads score (sorted by count)

observatory-user count
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROAD40_FLI-KAF-16803) 8037
Pavol Dubovsky (Observatory) 534
Waldemar Ogloza (Planetarium_Slaskie_Kepler4040) 510
Valerio Bozza (Salerno_Observatory_FLI) 470
Justas Zdanavicius (MOLETAI-35cm_CCD4710) 388
Josep Manel Carrasco (TJO_MEIA3) 338
Rachel Street (LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K) 301
Rachel Street (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 150
Sebastian Kurowski (SOAB_ZWO-ASI2600MM) 145
Rachel Street (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 127
Waldemar Ogloza (Adyu60_Andor-934) 97
Maciej Sikora (Observatory) 92
Franky Dubois (Adonis_G2-1600) 77
Fraser Lewis (LCOGT-HO-2m_Muscat) 56
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K) 42
Stephen M. Brincat (Flarestar-MPC171_QHY268M) 39
Weronika Skrobacz (Seestar-S50) 36
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 36
Rachel Street (LCOGT-MCD-1m_4K) 30
Fraser Lewis (LCOGT-SS-2m_Muscat) 28
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K) 22
Sjoerd Dufoer (EEye_QHY268M) 20
Anna Olchowy (Seestar-S30) 20
Dimitrios Athanasopoulos (Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla) 20
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-CTIO-40cm_QHY600M) 20
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-MCD-1m_4K) 18
Andrii Simon (LCOGT-SS-40cm_QHY600M) 16
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-SAAO-40cm_QHY600M) 15
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 14
Andrii Simon (LCOGT-CTIO-40cm_QHY600M) 14
Franz-Josef Hambsch (AndromedaC14_QHY600M) 12
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K) 12
Marcin Michalski (Seestar-S50) 12
Jacek Drazkowski (Seestar-S50) 10
Staszek Zola (PROMPT2_FLI) 9
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 8
MaƂgorzata Szymaszek (Seestar-S30) 8
Jacek Drazkowski (Seestar-S30) 6
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K) 6
Andrii Simon (LCOGT-Teide-40cm_QHY600M) 5
Staszek Zola (PROMPT5_Apogee) 5
Astro Koluszki (Seestar-S30) 4
Andrii Simon (AZT-8_C4-16000) 4
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 4
Andrii Simon (Adyu60_Andor-934) 4
Astro Koluszki (Seestar-S50) 4
Rachel Street (LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K) 3
Andrii Simon (LCOGT-SAAO-40cm_QHY600M) 3
Andrii Simon (LCOGT-HO-40cm_QHY600M) 2
Andrii Simon (LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K) 2
Joysankar Majumdar (LCOGT-MCD-1m_4K) 2
Patryk Piekarz (Seestar-S50) 2
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-MCD-1m_4K) 1
Eduardo Concepcion (TTT3_COLORS) 1
Joysankar Majumdar (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 1


Top 5 data uploaders!
name count
Franz-Josef Hambsch 8049
Rachel Street 611
Waldemar Ogloza 607
Pavol Dubovsky 534
Valerio Bozza 470


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