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BHTOM Targets for 21 April, 2025

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Apr 21, 2025, 8:36:28 AMApr 21
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Greetings from the BHTOM Automated Newsletter!

As of 2025-04-21 12:35:55.926299+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
AT2023aece 238.433929 -14.738814 18.3 151.0 AGN nuclear transient with an extremely long lived, rising lightcurve.

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 7.3 132.0 Nova recurent nova predicted to explode 2024/2025
AM_Her 274.055228 49.867989 13.4 96.0 CV Target for joint optical-radio observations
8C0716_714 110.472701 71.343434 13.9 76.0 QSO high cadence variability suspected
KS1947+300 297.397850 30.208827 13.9 85.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
Gaia24dfv 303.845375 36.512631 14.6 79.0 Unknown Potential microlensing event
Mrk 841 226.004963 10.437732 14.7 152.0 AGN changinglook AGN
SN2024afyu 258.429383 7.625256 15.3 127.0 SN Possible long-term SN II at its peak
Gaia18bwz 174.611270 3.368310 15.4 143.0 CV Known dwarf nova QZ Vir in outburst
ZTF18aarippg 217.566838 23.062372 15.6 144.0 QSO Tick-Tok possibly merging Super Massive Black Hole binary
ZTF18abdciiz 281.649375 0.922556 15.7 107.0 Unknown YSO candidate
NGC5683-Seyfert 218.718578 48.661870 15.8 119.0 AGN active nucleus of a nearby galaxy for frequent monitoring
AT2024yqo 122.802017 20.380400 16.2 90.0 Unknown TDE, brightening again?
2025eve 138.673796 15.702344 16.3 105.0 TDE Classified as TDE
ASASSN-24fw 106.329000 6.205306 16.5 77.0 Star A MS star + IR excess that experienced a 2.5mag deep flux decrease (ATLAS/ASASSN). Needs BVRI (ZYJHK if available) monitoring for relative brightness in egress please
4FGL J1426.1+3403 216.539001 34.063000 16.8 134.0 Unknown Astro-COLIBRI target
AR UMa 168.935790 42.972890 17.1 114.0 CV CV currently in long outburst, observe densely
Gaia22aai 312.653990 44.361310 17.2 72.0 YSO large amplitude variability in a known T Tau star
AT2025ghv 101.483125 12.182694 17.3 71.0 Unknown Faint TNS transient found by XOSS
SDSSJ094533.99+100950.1 146.391622 10.163917 17.7 114.0 QSO Long term variable quasar for monitoring
AT2021aeuk 243.249342 42.327847 17.8 117.0 Unknown Weird repeating flaring in a z 0.233663 quasar or galaxy


South (dec<0):

name ra dec mag_last sun_separation classification description
MXB0656-072 104.572033 -7.209779 11.1 78.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
TCP J18022164-3310319 270.590167 -33.175528 11.2 120.0 Unknown Astro-COLIBRI target, possibile very bright YSO or CV
Gaia24ccy 243.402110 -25.063310 13.3 145.0 YSO known YSO brightens by 2 mag
Gaia19dbf 178.699417 -64.491850 13.9 123.0 Unknown Possibly a YSO
AT2025hfm 270.905542 -29.590722 14.0 120.0 Microlensing Event bright transient found by amateur T.Kojima from Japan - Microlensing event
AT2025ggn 75.904408 -69.402450 15.0 88.0 Unknown Transient found by ASASSN in LMC
Gaia24cro 274.070700 -20.931500 15.1 117.0 Unknown candidate microlensing event
Gaia23bsf 276.583080 -14.036970 15.2 114.0 Unknown Star getting brighter very slowly
2025fep 260.034283 -60.156694 15.2 119.0 Unknown Possible nuclear transient in nearby galaxy ESO 138- G 021
Gaia24csm 275.550660 -19.679440 15.6 116.0 Unknown gal.plane source candidate microlensing event rises by 2.3 mag
AT2025ggm 348.240196 -58.128444 15.6 77.0 Unknown transient found by ATLAS
SN2024adxu 220.272308 -17.477025 15.6 168.0 SN Nearby Supernova Type II
Gaia24dgn 264.019000 -51.888140 15.7 120.0 Unknown microlensing candidate
SN 2025efc 143.681425 -21.931062 15.7 117.0 SN Astro-COLIBRI target, bright supernova
V1725 Sco 256.693920 -35.468560 16.0 131.0 Nova Astro-COLIBRI target
PMNJ0730-6602 112.706495 -66.038578 16.5 98.0 AGN IAUZ Target
AT2024aegq 84.200821 -57.355289 16.5 83.0 TDE featurless TDE, ePESSTO+ target
Gaia24amo 249.148921 -53.749919 16.6 127.0 Microlensing Event candidate microlensing event, possibly going for second rise!
Gaia24cek 268.863010 -35.341330 16.7 121.0 Unknown bright long candidate microlensing event near bulge
Gaia23bzg 195.332390 -14.415280 16.8 167.0 QSO Brightening in known QSO
AT2024ablg 86.040737 -51.411406 16.9 80.0 Unknown Bright candidate for TDE
Gaia24ctf 282.353540 -12.876540 16.9 108.0 Unknown microlensing candidate
SN 2024ggi 169.592047 -32.837582 17.0 138.0 SN Astro-COLIBRI target, Supernova, still visible
Gaia24csq 286.710270 -26.939590 17.2 106.0 Unknown potential slowly rising microlensing event
Gaia23cnm 285.322920 -18.717130 17.3 106.0 Unknown slow and long rise, possible microlensing or YSO
TDE2025bri 212.668492 -10.799167 17.6 176.0 TDE TDE-He candidate
Gaia24cby 246.928600 -42.522380 17.8 135.0 Unknown red target gets brighter, candidate microlensing event near bulge
Gaia24csl 279.775890 -21.742460 17.9 112.0 Unknown probable microlensing event near Bulge
SN 2025gjc 234.742202 -22.669828 17.9 153.0 SN Astro-COLIBRI target


Last week's total of images processed: 2576 (2409 with success).


Last week's targets observed:

camera target_names
Adonis_G2-1600 Gaia24dja, Gaia24azi, TabbysStar, Gaia24dfv, RZ_LMi, Gaia24ayd, TCrB, Gaia24azc
GoChile-GoT1_ASI6200 SN 2024ggi, SN2024afav, SN2024adxu, AT2025gcz, AT2024yqo, 2025eve, HE0413_4031, Gaia25aao, AT2025hfm, SN2024afyu, CTS_C30.10, HE0435-4312, SN 2025gjc, SN 2025efc, TCrB, 2025fep, AT2025ahn
Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla NGC5683-Seyfert, AT2025ghv, T Ori, AT2024kwu, AT2024yqo, ASASSN-24fw, MXB0656-072, 2025eve, IGRJ06074+2205, Gaia18bwz, V416Ori, TT Ori, Gaia24ala, 8C0716_714, SN 2025efc, TCrB
LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K Gaia24amo
LCOGT-SS-1m_4K V1725 Sco
LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K Gaia24azi
OAUJ-CDK500_F42 AT2024kwu, LS I +61 302, SN2025bof, 2025eve, Gaia18bwz, SN2024afyu, 8C0716_714
PROMPT-MO-1_Apogee Gaia20agb
PROMPT5_Apogee ASASSN-24fw, Gaia25aao
ROAD_QHY600M Gaia23cpd, OY Mon, Gaia19fct, Gaia23dnm, Gaia24ala, ASASSN-21qj, Gaia19eyy
ZAO_G2-1600 ZTF18aarippg, SN2024afyu, TCrB, AT2024kwu

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

observatory-user count
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROAD_QHY600M) 1836
Mateusz Bronikowski (GoChile-GoT1_ASI6200) 211
Charles Galdies (ZAO_G2-1600) 174
Alexios Liakos (Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla) 160
Alicja Pucek (OAUJ-CDK500_F42) 46
Yauheni Stsefanenka (OAUJ-CDK500_F42) 45
Franky Dubois (Adonis_G2-1600) 34
Staszek Zola (OAUJ-CDK500_F42) 32
Staszek Zola (PROMPT5_Apogee) 21
Rachel Street (LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K) 6
Uliana Pylypenko (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 6
Uliana Pylypenko (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 3
Staszek Zola (PROMPT-MO-1_Apogee) 2


Top 5 data uploaders!
name count
Franz-Josef Hambsch 1836
Mateusz Bronikowski 211
Charles Galdies 174
Alexios Liakos 160
Staszek Zola 55


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