BHTOM Targets for 25 May, 2026

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As of 2026-05-25 13:11:09.107629+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 2026mho 301.909587 -21.118444 17.8 124.0 SN Closest undisputed Type IIn SN in the last decade.
AT2026muq 242.613837 -11.994669 18.7 171.0 Unknown Possible Supernova candidate observed by ZTF and LSST
AT2026chz 216.328287 3.056381 19.3 146.0 Unknown Identified as SN by Lasair
LSST_313932564866269223 8.573676 -43.573316 20.1 81.0 Unknown LSST Supernova candidate
LSST_313673106975096841 7.307536 -44.331568 20.2 82.0 Unknown LSST rising transient; 0.5" from the AGN core; Gaia DR3 4980275919882664960 AGN
LSST_170411112000913487 151.163533 2.507451 21.3 89.0 Unknown LSST transient candidate. Rising, possible SN embedded in its host galaxy.
AT 2026lxf 225.771540 22.034330 25.2 134.0 CV dwarf nova

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
1H2202+501 (BD+49 3718) 330.409176 50.167954 9.0 75.0 XRB optical counterpart of the Be X-Ray Binary
TCrB 239.875676 25.920170 9.4 133.0 Nova recurent nova predicted to explode 2024/2025
1H1936+541 (BD+53 2262) 293.217949 53.879297 10.3 93.0 XRB optical counterpart of the Be X-Ray Binary
V1413 Aql 285.945155 16.438048 10.4 123.0 Symbiotic star known symbiotic star for regular monitoring
EECep 332.344808 55.756738 10.6 72.0 Variable star-other Long period eclipsing binary with accretion disk, potential in-between eclipses
4U2206+54 331.984320 54.518447 10.9 73.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
TCP J21220926+4926242 320.537548 49.440144 12.2 81.0 Unknown Bright FUor or EXor, or in between.
AM_Her 274.055228 49.867989 13.0 104.0 CV Target for joint optical-radio observations
V1117 Her 249.776779 9.798698 13.2 148.0 Unknown PMS star, Herbig Ae star
SAXJ2103.5+4545 315.898792 45.751547 13.7 86.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
Mrk 817 219.092017 58.794299 13.7 98.0 Unknown Seyfert 1 AGN
SN 2026fov 337.113504 30.298461 13.9 75.0 SN Closeby Type II supernova at 11.82 Mpc
KS1947+300 297.397850 30.208827 13.9 106.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
BL_Lac 330.680381 42.277772 14.0 77.0 BL Lac famous variable blazar
GROJ2058+42 314.698071 41.776995 14.0 88.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
Gaia21fji 315.992250 50.244500 14.3 84.0 YSO Optical monitoring of Gaia- and ZTF-alerted candidate eruptive YSOs
Mrk 841 226.004963 10.437732 14.7 145.0 AGN changinglook AGN
IGRJ21343+4738 323.584883 47.633391 14.8 80.0 XRB Be X-ray binary
SN 2026kie 163.152190 22.931718 15.0 92.0 SN Astro-COLIBRI target
SN 2026fvx 183.742221 63.787892 15.1 84.0 SN nearby supernova Type Ia
SN 2026kid 228.988442 56.308914 15.2 102.0 SN Closeby Type II supernova at 14 Mpc. Strong CSM interaction
AT2026lck 280.993979 1.880128 15.3 135.0 Nova Recurrent nova in the Milky Way
NGC5683-Seyfert 218.718578 48.661870 15.5 108.0 AGN active nucleus of a nearby galaxy for frequent monitoring
ZTF18aarippg 217.566838 23.062372 15.7 130.0 QSO Tick-Tok possibly merging Super Massive Black Hole binary
SN 2026dix 177.655950 55.353589 16.1 87.0 SN Closeby IIb supernova
Gaia4323024741104637568 292.501025 17.933682 16.4 117.0 Unknown Possibly eruptive YSO which is approaching to the quiescence
SN_2026jlm 215.416237 13.229544 16.5 137.0 SN Nearby Supernova Type Ia
SN 2026gwx 172.045321 25.656667 16.6 98.0 SN New nearby SN Ib with a redshift of 0.009
Q0957+561_A 150.336216 55.898776 16.8 72.0 QSO firstly confirmed lensed quasar (double image), image A (top)
AT2025sqe 288.715125 8.001778 16.9 125.0 Unknown slow galactic very red transient
SN 2026fjc 195.179418 37.310053 17.0 107.0 SN SN Ia (according to TNS)
SN 2025aico 172.318154 20.585703 17.3 101.0 SN Young SN classified as a II or IIb
AT2026bti 210.693421 24.826742 17.4 125.0 SN optical transient
Gaia16aoz 162.115140 71.726660 17.6 73.0 QSO QSO with a long-term and short-term variability
SDSSJ094533.99+100950.1 146.391622 10.163917 17.8 82.0 QSO Long term variable quasar for monitoring


South (dec<0):

name ra dec mag_last sun_separation classification description
HD 98800 170.521620 -24.777768 10.9 115.0 YSO Pre-main sequence quadruple system (AaAb + BaBb) with circumbinary (BaBb) disk to eclipse AaAb
GaiaDR3_4263591911398361472 289.926500 -0.049900 11.0 128.0 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)
AT 2025nlr 227.013640 -40.141550 12.1 157.0 Nova Astro-COLIBRI target
ngc 3783 174.757132 -37.738611 13.6 121.0 AGN Nearby Seyfert 1 galaxy, active galactic nucleus, interesting for X-ray, high cadence data neeeded, potentially flaring
ASASSN-26bp 225.854950 -63.189410 14.0 136.0 Star Star Undergoing Deep Dimming Events
V4141 Sgr 267.599257 -19.895328 14.1 156.0 Symbiotic star symbiotic star
V5856 Sgr 275.217710 -28.370030 14.2 149.0 Nova CV and Nova outburts
NGC 6814 295.669109 -10.323641 14.3 127.0 AGN Long term monitored AGN
IRAS 23226-3843 351.350833 -38.446978 14.4 89.0 AGN changinglook AGN
SN2026gzx 178.487196 -23.162647 14.9 122.0 SN SN Ia, bright nearby supernova
Nova Centauri 2025 219.340667 -58.794667 15.0 139.0 Nova potential nova from ASASSN, V1935 Cen
ASASSN-26af 82.501958 -66.724833 15.2 89.0 Unknown Undergoing Deep Dimming Events in the LMC
AT2026ayt 141.847458 -32.008578 15.3 93.0 SN Type II SN
Nova Sagittarii 2025 no.4 270.969917 -31.456667 15.3 152.0 Nova Nova Sgr 2025 No. 4 is TCP J18035290-3127298 is TCP J18035278-3127240
Gaia19dbf 178.699417 -64.491850 16.1 120.0 Unknown Possibly a YSO
ASASSN-25cd 277.969917 -28.807539 16.4 146.0 Unknown A Deep, Ongoing, Dipping Event
PMNJ0730-6602 112.706495 -66.038578 16.4 95.0 AGN IAUZ Target
AR Sco 245.447013 -22.886218 16.4 176.0 CV White Dwarf pulsar
AT2025xvc 85.526933 -67.018517 16.6 90.0 Nova possibile bright nova or CV in LMC from GOTO,TNS
CTCVJ2056-3014 314.217286 -30.244198 16.6 115.0 CV fast spinning WD in a CV
Gaia24csq 286.710270 -26.939590 16.9 139.0 Unknown potential slowly rising microlensing event
AT2026lau 164.921043 -10.693675 16.9 106.0 Unknown transient optical event near the galactic core
AT 2025acve 270.700667 -5.976583 17.3 148.0 Unknown Unclassified optical transient discovered by XOSS, potential microlensing event
Gaia24amo 249.148921 -53.749919 17.3 147.0 Microlensing Event candidate microlensing event, with the second peak
AT2026kis 315.044821 -32.284722 17.3 115.0 Unknown rising bright transient; 16.5 mag in GOTO-L and ATLAS-o band
ZTF20abendxc 281.224708 -8.538111 17.4 140.0 YSO Possibly eruptive YSO
Gaia23cnm 285.322920 -18.717130 17.4 139.0 Unknown slow and long rise, possible microlensing or YSO
SN2026kmo 146.675146 -14.867561 17.7 91.0 SN Young Type II supernova
AT2026loo 155.518446 -10.510631 17.7 97.0 TDE ePESSTO+ target TDE
ASASSN-25fd 187.851667 -59.119028 17.8 126.0 Nova Nova in Crux, PNV J12312434-5907133


Last week's total of images processed: 40651 (37931 with success).


Last week's targets observed:

camera target_names
Adonis_G2-1600 SN 2026fvx, TCrB, SN 2026dix, Gaia24azc, AM_Her, TCP J21220926+4926242, AT2025acft, TabbysStar, Gaia24dfv, Gaia24ayd
AndromedaC14_QHY600M SN 2026fvx, 1H1936+541 (BD+53 2262), AT2025acft, 1H2202+501 (BD+49 3718)
BIALKOW_ANDOR-DW432 TCrB, 8C0716_714, LSST_170046089928376424, SN 2026dix
EEye_QHY268M AT 2025acve, AT2025acft, Q0957+561_A, Gaia24csq
HAO68_G2-1600 ZTF18aarippg, SN 2026fvx, TCrB, SN 2026kid, AT2025abao
Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla ZTF18aarippg, Mrk 841, TCrB, SN 2026kid, AT2026dmu
LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K Gaia24amo, OGLE-2026-BLG-0555, ASASSN-26cp, AT2026ayt
LCOGT-HO-2m_Muscat MAXI J1803-298, 4U 1957+11, MAXI J1820+070, XTE J1728-295, MAXI J1659-152, V4641 Sgr, GRO J1719-24
LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K SN2026kmo, OGLE-2026-BLG-0555, GaiaDR3_4254224690815185408
LCOGT-SS-1m_4K Gaia24amo, OGLE-2026-BLG-0555, OGLE-2026-BLG-0128
LCOGT-SS-2m_Muscat Aql X-1
LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K GaiaDR3_4254224690815185408
LCOGT-Teide-40cm_QHY600M OJ_287
MOLETAI-35cm_CCD4710 ZTF18aarippg, 8C0716_714, TCrB, SN 2026dix, V1117 Her, AM_Her, AT2025acft
OAUJ-CDK500_U47 SN 2026fvx, AT2026cex, SN 2026fjc, SN 2026dix, Gaia24azc, SN2024afyu, GROJ2058+42, AT2025abao
Ostrowik-60-cm_SOFIA_E2V ER_UMa, 8C0716_714, RZ_LMi, HAT-P-36b
PIRATE_FLI AT2026lck
PROMPT-MO-1_Apogee SN2026gzx, AT2026ayt
PROMPT5_Apogee SN2026gzx, ASASSN-26bl, AT2026ayt
ROAD40_FLI-KAF-16803 WX Cen, FO_Aqr
ROAD40_QHY600M HD 98800, Gaia19eyy, TCrB, Gaia24dhn, V1117 Her, Gaia23cpd, EX Lup, ASASSN-25db, ASASSN-24fw, ASASSN-21qj, Gaia24ccy, ASASSN-21js, WX Cen, HZ Pup, ASASSN-25bv, Gaia23dnm, FO_Aqr
ROADC14_QHY600M Nova Centauri 2025, AT 2025nlr, ASASSN-25eh, Nova Velorum 2025, GaiaDR3_4263591911398361472, V1413 Aql, ASASSN-26cm, V4141 Sgr, ASASSN-25ei, V5856 Sgr, ASASSN-26cp, ASASSN-25cy, AR_Pav, ASASSN-26bp, V1280 Sco, Nova Sagittarii 2025 no.4
SUTO-Otivar_ASI1600MM TCrB, HD 312919, HAT 622-924
Salerno_Observatory_FLI SN 2026fvx, Mrk 841, Mrk 817, TCrB, AM_Her, V1413 Aql, EECep, Gaia21fji, TCP J21220926+4926242, AT2025acft, GROJ2058+42, SAXJ2103.5+4545, SN 2026kid, Gaia24ayd
Seestar-S30 BL_Lac, 8C0716_714
Seestar-S50 SN 2026fvx, 8C0716_714, OJ_287, TCrB, AE_UMa, SN_2026jlm, AM_Her, SN 2026fov, AT 2026lxf, AT2026lck, SN 2026kid, BL_Lac, Gaia21esb
TTT2_FERVOR-M 2026knt
TTT3_COLORS AT2026loo

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

observatory-user count
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROAD40_QHY600M) 27343
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROAD40_FLI-KAF-16803) 5780
Weronika Skrobacz (Seestar-S50) 2145
Franz-Josef Hambsch (ROADC14_QHY600M) 1782
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (Ostrowik-60-cm_SOFIA_E2V) 854
Valerio Bozza (Salerno_Observatory_FLI) 815
Staszek Zola (OAUJ-CDK500_U47) 301
Wojciech Szewczuk (BIALKOW_ANDOR-DW432) 293
Dawid Moździerski (BIALKOW_ANDOR-DW432) 178
Amelia Rzepka (BIALKOW_ANDOR-DW432) 174
Andżelika Jania (BIALKOW_ANDOR-DW432) 174
Przemyslaw J. Mikolajczyk (BIALKOW_ANDOR-DW432) 129
Justas Zdanavicius (MOLETAI-35cm_CCD4710) 104
Franky Dubois (Adonis_G2-1600) 87
Rachel Street (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 58
Jacek Drazkowski (Seestar-S50) 50
Dimitrios Athanasopoulos (Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla) 49
Staszek Zola (PROMPT5_Apogee) 37
Franz-Josef Hambsch (AndromedaC14_QHY600M) 30
Fraser Lewis (LCOGT-HO-2m_Muscat) 28
Adam Popowicz (SUTO-Otivar_ASI1600MM) 24
Rachel Street (LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K) 24
Rachel Street (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 21
Evangelos Gkiokas (Kryoneri-1.2_Andor-Zyla) 20
Sjoerd Dufoer (EEye_QHY268M) 18
Jacek Drazkowski (Seestar-S30) 18
Jan Kåre Trandem Qvam (HAO68_G2-1600) 16
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-Teide-1m_4K) 15
Staszek Zola (PROMPT-MO-1_Apogee) 15
Astro Koluszki (Seestar-S50) 14
Eduardo Concepcion (TTT3_COLORS) 8
Eduardo Concepcion (TTT2_FERVOR-M) 8
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K) 7
Joysankar Majumdar (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 6
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-CTIO-1m_4K) 6
Fraser Lewis (LCOGT-SS-2m_Muscat) 4
Priscila Pessi (LCOGT-SAAO-1m_4K) 4
Krzysztof Słowik (Seestar-S50) 4
Lukasz Wyrzykowski (LCOGT-Teide-40cm_QHY600M) 3
Mauritz Wicker (LCOGT-SS-1m_4K) 3
cristina sironi sommer (PIRATE_FLI) 2


Top 5 data uploaders!
name count
Franz-Josef Hambsch 34935
Weronika Skrobacz 2145
Lukasz Wyrzykowski 857
Valerio Bozza 815
Staszek Zola 353


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