BHTOM Targets for 22 September, 2025

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As of 2025-09-22 10:05:35.180466+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
AT2025wyg 262.551250 -27.896889 11.4 84.0 Unknown Nova found by Tadashi Kojima
AT2025xes 66.887308 -42.165719 15.1 107.0 Unknown Candidate nuclear transient from ATLAS via TNS
AT2025xeg 119.111725 -78.699383 15.5 85.0 Unknown Candidate supernova from ATLAS and GOTO via TNS
AT2025xop 295.930617 -18.696344 17.0 115.0 Unknown Candidate supernova from LAST via TNS, gone already
ZTF25aawwfve 274.631244 -20.899773 19.8 95.0 Unknown candidate binary microlensing event from ZTF
AT2025xvc 85.526933 -67.018517 20.2 92.0 Unknown possibile bright nova or CV in LMC from GOTO,TNS

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
4U2206+54 331.984320 54.518447 9.4 121.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
EECep 332.344808 55.756738 10.2 120.0 Variable star-other Long period eclipsing binary with accretion disk, eclipse predicted for October
2S0114+65 19.511240 65.291619 10.9 113.0 XRB Supergiant X-ray binary
LS I +61 302 40.131935 61.229332 10.9 111.0 Unknown Be-star with unknown compact companion
RXJ0441.0+4431 70.247207 44.530349 11.1 103.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
ASASSN-24fw 106.329000 6.205306 11.4 73.0 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
V1413 Aql 285.945155 16.438048 11.9 106.0 Symbiotic star known symbiotic star for regular monitoring
IGRJ06074+2205 91.860884 22.096600 12.0 87.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
RXJ0146.9+6121 26.750885 61.356573 12.6 115.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
AM_Her 274.055228 49.867989 12.9 93.0 CV Target for joint optical-radio observations
Gaia21fji 315.992250 50.244500 13.1 117.0 YSO Optical monitoring of Gaia- and ZTF-alerted candidate eruptive YSOs
8C0716_714 110.472701 71.343434 13.5 83.0 QSO high cadence variability suspected
GROJ2058+42 314.698071 41.776995 14.2 122.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
BL_Lac 330.680381 42.277772 14.4 130.0 BL Lac famous variable blazar
4U0115+63 19.633210 63.742520 14.4 114.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
KS1947+300 297.397850 30.208827 14.4 114.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
Gaia24ala 86.808830 0.152040 14.5 92.0 YSO Dimming in candidate YSO
IGRJ21343+4738 323.584883 47.633391 14.8 123.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
Gaia22efa 67.656210 35.842100 14.9 107.0 YSO Brightening in candidate YSO. After initial accretion burst the brightness started to rise slowly.
ZTF18abdciiz 281.649375 0.922556 15.0 102.0 Unknown YSO candidate
SAXJ2103.5+4545 315.898792 45.751547 15.4 120.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
Gaia24bux 347.418150 62.482960 16.2 117.0 YSO Brightening in Gaia and Wise source, possibly new young eruptive star
Gaia24dfc 52.509900 61.429790 16.2 106.0 Unknown Brightening in candidate YSO
Gaia22cav 344.036730 58.517780 16.7 120.0 YSO 3 mag outburst in candidate EXOR, waiting for the next outbursts
SN2024afyu 258.429383 7.625256 16.9 79.0 SN Interesting long-term Supernova
TCP J22135399+3015357 333.473759 30.261681 17.0 141.0 CV probably UGWZ dwarf nova type
SDSS J013136.44+130331.0 22.901854 13.058618 17.3 153.0 QSO Candidate for lensed QSO
SN2025bof 299.147242 50.239614 17.4 108.0 SN Possible SNIa in nearby galaxy
Gaia4323024741104637568 292.501025 17.933682 17.9 112.0 Unknown Possibly eruptive YSO which is approaching to the quiescence


South (dec<0):

name ra dec mag_last sun_separation classification description
T Ori 83.960201 -5.476368 11.3 95.0 YSO Herbig AeBe star, YSO
MXB0656-072 104.572033 -7.209779 11.4 75.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
V1787 Ori 84.538767 -6.821276 12.9 95.0 YSO Herbig Ae/Be Star
TT Ori 83.819730 -4.762387 13.9 95.0 YSO eruptive variable, Orion type
mrk1018 31.566619 -0.291455 13.9 148.0 AGN changinglook AGN
PKS0454-234 74.263250 -23.414450 14.0 104.0 QSO long time monitoring for ROTUZ team
IRAS 23226-3843 351.350833 -38.446978 14.4 141.0 AGN changinglook AGN
V416Ori 83.838583 -5.703439 14.6 95.0 YSO variable YSO
ZTF18acruktt 88.904388 -12.398039 14.8 90.0 YSO YSO candidate
Mkn590 33.639835 -0.766717 14.9 146.0 QSO Flaring quasar
ASASSN-25cd 277.969917 -28.807539 15.2 98.0 Unknown A Deep, Ongoing, Dipping Event
Gaia23bsf 276.583080 -14.036970 15.3 97.0 Unknown Star getting brighter very slowly
1RXS_J173546.9-302859 263.946400 -30.482900 15.8 86.0 Unknown Possible X-ray transient from SVOM
HE0413_4031 63.810269 -40.394754 15.9 109.0 QSO Long term variable quasar for monitoring
Gaia24amo 249.148921 -53.749919 16.1 79.0 Microlensing Event candidate microlensing event, with the second peak
PMNJ0730-6602 112.706495 -66.038578 16.5 81.0 AGN IAUZ Target
HE0435-4312 69.299139 -43.101189 16.8 105.0 QSO Long term variable quasar for monitoring
Gaia24csq 286.710270 -26.939590 16.8 106.0 Unknown potential slowly rising microlensing event
4FGL J1603.8-4903 240.966507 -49.061699 17.5 72.0 Unknown Astro-COLIBRI target
ZTF20abendxc 281.224708 -8.538111 17.8 102.0 YSO Possibly eruptive YSO
Gaia23cnm 285.322920 -18.717130 17.9 105.0 Unknown slow and long rise, possible microlensing or YSO


Last week's total of images processed: 13771 (13455 with success).


Last week's targets observed:

camera target_names
ASV60_FLI Gaia23cer, Gaia24azc, TCrB
AZT-8_C4-16000 Gaia18acq, Gaia17cuh, Gaia19btn, Gaia18bad, Gaia23bcv, Gaia19cuu, Gaia24amv, Gaia18dom, Gaia18awg
Adonis_G2-1600 TCrB, Gaia24azc, Gaia24dfv, Gaia24ayd, Gaia24azi, AM_Her, Gaia24dja, EECep, TabbysStar, LS I +61 302
Adyu60_Andor-934 Gaia18awg, Gaia23bcv
EEye_QHY268M Gaia23cnm, AT2025mau, Gaia24csq, Gaia24aup, AT2024kwu
Flarestar-MPC171_G2-1600 Gaia21fji, Gaia22efa, TCrB, TX Ori, 1H2202+501 (BD+49 3718), LS I +61 302
HAO68_G2-1600 TCrB
OAUJ-CDK500_U47 Gaia21fji, AT2025mau, Gaia23dqt, GROJ2058+42, Gaia24ayd, EECep, AT2025nsa, SN2025bof, Gaia24bux
PROMPT6_FLI AT2025mau, ASASSN-24fw
Planetarium_Slaskie_Kepler4040 Gaia18awg, EECep, Gaia23bcv
ROAD_FLI-KAF-16803 HD 269858, S Dor, V348 Sgr
ROAD_QHY600M TCP J18022164-3310319, AT2025hfm, ASASSN-24fw, TCrB, HD 269858, ASASSN-25db, S Dor, ASASSN-21qj, V1413 Aql, AR_Pav, SN2025pht, AT 2025nlr, ASASSN-25cy, AT2025ggn
SOAB_ZWO-ASI2600MM Gaia22efa, Mkn590, SDSS J013136.44+130331.0, 4U2206+54, AM_Her, mrk1018, EECep, Gaia24dfc, LS I +61 302, Gaia24bux
Slooh-AU_FLI-KAF-16803 IRAS 23226-3843, CD-43_14304, HE0413_4031, ASASSN-25db, AT2025nwy, AT2025xes
Slooh-CL_FLI-KAF-16803 Gaia24csq, IRAS 23226-3843, CD-43_14304, AT2025jtq
TJO_MEIA3 SN2025rbs, Gaia24dkk
UZPW50_Chile_QHY268PRO 3I_ATLAS-UZO-0.5m-mock_target_UZO_July_17, 3I_ATLAS-UZO-0.5m-mock_target_UZO_July_17_to_18, 3I_ATLAS-UZO-0.5m-mock_target_UZO_July_20_to_21, 3I_ATLAS-UZO-0.5m-mock_target_UZO_July_23_to_24, 3I_ATLAS-UZO-0.5m-mock_target_UZO_July_19

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

observatory-user count
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROAD_FLI-KAF-16803) 9028
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROAD_QHY600M) 2040
Fraser Gillan (UZPW50_Chile_QHY268PRO) 783
Josep Manel Carrasco (TJO_MEIA3) 434
Stephen M. Brincat (Flarestar-MPC171_G2-1600) 388
Dariia Rusanova (AZT-8_C4-16000) 375
Waldemar Ogloza (Adyu60_Andor-934) 108
Sebastian Kurowski (SOAB_ZWO-ASI2600MM) 94
Waldemar Ogloza (Planetarium_Slaskie_Kepler4040) 91
Franky Dubois (Adonis_G2-1600) 68
Sjoerd Dufoer (EEye_QHY268M) 61
Nicholas Rattenbury (Slooh-AU_FLI-KAF-16803) 58
Nicholas Rattenbury (Slooh-CL_FLI-KAF-16803) 55
Alicja Pucek (OAUJ-CDK500_U47) 50
Milan Stojanović (ASV60_FLI) 49
Yauheni Stsefanenka (OAUJ-CDK500_U47) 36
Staszek Zola (OAUJ-CDK500_U47) 32
Staszek Zola (PROMPT6_FLI) 11
Andrii Simon (AZT-8_C4-16000) 3
Jan Kåre Trandem Qvam (HAO68_G2-1600) 2


Top 5 data uploaders!
name count
Franz-Josef Hambsch 11068
Fraser Gillan 783
Josep Manel Carrasco 439
Stephen M. Brincat 388
Dariia Rusanova 375


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