THO research team phographed SN2009bw, Pluto, M11 and M12 25./26.5.2009. Pluto, about 14 magnitudes. Supernova 2009bw, 15.4R magnitudes M11 M12
Taurus Hill Observatory reacearh team made history again when the letter “A low-energy core-collapse supernova without a hydrogen envelope” was published in a well known Nature publication 4th of June. This is the second Nature letter where THO research team has participated. The full details of the article are below. A low-energy core-collapse supernova without […]
Despite the light sky the THO research team managed to take some CCD photographs. Messier 3 Messier 92 The supernova SN 2009bw, discovered at THO, was still visible with the CCD -camera. According the measuremets in had a brightness of 15.33R magnitudes.
The Finnish summer sky is near and photographing is getting more and more difficult each day. Here are some pictures from the 14.5.2009. Messier M13 Supernova SN 2008ip in galaxy NGC4846. The brightness is about (not measured) 19 magnitudes. Supernova SN 2009N is located in the galaxy NGC4487. Supernova 2009bw is still […]
Supernova SN 2009bw is dimmening slowly. It had a brightness of 15,24R magnitudes 8/9.5.2009.
Taurus Hill observatory research team photographed SN 2009W by using the Moorook GR15 telescope that is located in Australia. In addition the research team received nice pictures from the Erkki Kankare who is a researcher in Nordiv Optical Telescope in La Palma, In the NOT pictures there are lot of details visible including the spirals […]
Some 1st of May pictures from the Taurus Hill Observatory. Observers: Markku Nissinen and Veli-Pekka Hentunen. Pallomainen tähtijoukko M5. M51 hieman suurempana.
Supernova SN 2009bw was photographed at Taurus Hill Observatory 30.4/1.5.2009. Observer: Markku Nissinen.
Markku Nissinen and Veli-Pekka Hentunen photographed the confirmation pictures for the supernova SN 2009ds 29.4.2009 by using the GRAS004 telescope that is located in the Mayhill, New Mexico. The supernova was discovered by the Koichi Itagaki 28.4.2009. It had a brightness of 16.8 magnitudes when discovered and it is located in the galaxy NGC 3905 about […]
Markku Nissinen and Veli-Pekka Hentunen observed supernovae SN 2008ip and SN 2009N 25./26.4.2009 at Taurus Hill Observatory. Both supernovae are dimmening slowly.
