This analysis is done by the script util/transients/transient_factory_test31.sh /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/workdir//img_2026-09-17_CI_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_040419_TTUQ1b1x1_1214032_CON9dN8e
The list of candidates will appear below. Please manually reload the page every few minutes untill the 'Processing complete' message appears.
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.58 20:25:21.35 +54:01:51.3
89.85131 9.25191 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:25:21.35 +54:01:51.3 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.657+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:21.35 +54:01:51.3: 13.67 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:21.35 +54:01:51.3: 13.58 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.62 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.58,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.58CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.54 21:49:13.32 +55:10:54.9
98.87190 1.06100 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 7.0 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" Gaia DR3 2174726836027526656
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.900 G 19.990 G
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.54 is 5.4 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 17.90 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:13.32 +55:10:54.9: 13.69 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:13.32 +55:10:54.9: 13.65 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.67 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174726836027526656,2461300.8773,12.54,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174726836027526656 20260917.3773 12.54CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.64 20:21:56.66 +53:14:15.7
88.89854 9.22867 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.8 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" Gaia DR3 2184879314076268928
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.370 G 13.390 G F
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:56.66 +53:14:15.7: 13.73 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:56.66 +53:14:15.7: 13.83 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.78 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184879314076268928,2461300.8773,12.64,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184879314076268928 20260917.3773 12.64CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.66 21:50:21.40 +55:04:26.6
98.92897 0.87477 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.2" and 6.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:50:21.40 +55:04:26.6 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.419+/-0.031 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:21.40 +55:04:26.6: 13.92 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:21.40 +55:04:26.6: 13.83 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.87 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.66,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.66CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.53 20:25:56.43 +53:52:42.9
89.77284 9.09506 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.4853+53.8785 | 20:25:56.48 +53:52:42.9 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.043+/-0.033 (A)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:56.43 +53:52:42.9: 12.45 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:56.43 +53:52:42.9: 12.45 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.45 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.4853+53.8785,2461300.8773,11.53,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.4853+53.8785 20260917.3773 11.53CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.68 21:49:29.77 +55:07:42.8
98.86826 0.99491 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.7" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:29.77 +55:07:42.8 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.913+/-0.033 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:29.77 +55:07:42.8: 14.09 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:29.77 +55:07:42.8: 14.09 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 14.09 +/- 0.05
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.68,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.68CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.53 21:39:12.24 +51:18:35.9
95.21972 -0.91259 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.8030+51.3048 | 21:39:12.25 +51:18:37.0 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.331+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:12.24 +51:18:35.9: 12.51 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:12.24 +51:18:35.9: 12.54 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.52 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.8030+51.3048,2461300.8773,11.53,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.8030+51.3048 20260917.3773 11.53CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.64 20:21:13.38 +53:13:16.8
88.82420 9.30952 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2184505033447550208 | 20:21:13.29 +53:13:17.1 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.740+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:13.38 +53:13:16.8: 12.57 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:13.38 +53:13:16.8: 12.53 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.55 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184505033447550208,2461300.8773,11.64,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184505033447550208 20260917.3773 11.64CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.70 20:42:38.54 +52:05:36.0
89.80693 6.01293 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.6 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J310.6502+52.0912 | 20:42:38.53 +52:05:37.2 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=1.359+/-0.032 (Very red! L if it's a dwarf)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:42:38.54 +52:05:36.0: 12.62 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:42:38.54 +52:05:36.0: 12.59 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.60 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J310.6502+52.0912,2461300.8773,11.70,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J310.6502+52.0912 20260917.3773 11.70CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.62 21:47:06.90 +55:04:03.2
98.56700 1.16524 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.6" and 7.1 pix
The object was found in VSX 7" Gaia DR3 2174731749469770240
Type: E
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.460 G 13.640 G 4.623350000000 G
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:06.90 +55:04:03.2: 12.64 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:06.90 +55:04:03.2: 12.67 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.66 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174731749469770240,2461300.8773,11.62,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174731749469770240 20260917.3773 11.62CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.70 20:25:40.26 +54:00:51.4
89.86376 9.20428 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.4107+54.0155 | 20:25:40.33 +54:00:50.5 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.171+/-0.033 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:40.26 +54:00:51.4: 12.72 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:40.26 +54:00:51.4: 12.72 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.72 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.4107+54.0155,2461300.8773,11.70,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.4107+54.0155 20260917.3773 11.70CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.77 21:39:44.89 +51:15:07.5
95.24526 -1.01229 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.3" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.9351+51.2571 | 21:39:44.89 +51:15:07.5 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:44.89 +51:15:07.5: 12.75 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:44.89 +51:15:07.5: 12.70 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.72 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.9351+51.2571,2461300.8773,11.77,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.9351+51.2571 20260917.3773 11.77CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.62 21:49:21.60 +55:06:56.5
98.84506 0.99734 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:21.60 +55:06:56.5 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.233+/-0.032 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:21.60 +55:06:56.5: 12.81 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:21.60 +55:06:56.5: 12.79 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.80 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,11.62,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 11.62CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.96 20:20:59.45 +53:25:45.5
88.98058 9.45322 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 8.0 pix
The object was found in VSX21" Gaia DR3 2184885567548615040
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.860 G 15.900 G F
ATTENTION: measured mag 11.96 is 3.9 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 15.86 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:20:59.45 +53:25:45.5: 12.87 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:20:59.45 +53:25:45.5: 12.87 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.87 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184885567548615040,2461300.8773,11.96,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184885567548615040 20260917.3773 11.96CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.03 21:39:42.08 +51:18:48.7
95.28037 -0.96133 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Large-amplitude variable Gaia DR2 2171500628382280704 | 21:39:42.08 +51:18:48.7 (user input) | 2021A&A...648A..44M | | (position from user input) (the VSX policy as of May 2022 seems to be NOT to regard variables from 2021A&A...648A..44M as 'known' for the lack of classification) J-Ks=0.149+/-0.038 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:42.08 +51:18:48.7: 12.87 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:42.08 +51:18:48.7: 12.88 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.87 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Large-amplitude variable Gaia DR2 2171500628382280704,2461300.8773,12.03,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Large-amplitude variable Gaia DR2 2171500628382280704 20260917.3773 12.03CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.19 21:36:47.73 +51:16:21.6
94.91371 -0.68998 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.7" and 7.3 pix
The object was found in VSX21" Gaia DR3 2171523954346077696
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
16.300 G 16.540 G F
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.19 is 4.1 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 16.30 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:36:47.73 +51:16:21.6: 13.06 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:36:47.73 +51:16:21.6: 13.04 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.05 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171523954346077696,2461300.8773,12.19,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171523954346077696 20260917.3773 12.19CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.20 21:40:06.06 +51:09:46.6
95.22791 -1.11573 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.1 pix
The object was found in VSX 9" Gaia DR3 2171481210842992896
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
18.390 G 18.710 G
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.20 is 6.2 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 18.39 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:40:06.06 +51:09:46.6: 13.12 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:40:06.06 +51:09:46.6: 13.12 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.12 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171481210842992896,2461300.8773,12.20,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171481210842992896 20260917.3773 12.20CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.01 21:48:26.02 +55:09:55.9
98.77465 1.12001 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:48:26.02 +55:09:55.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.887+/-0.032 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:26.02 +55:09:55.9: 13.13 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:26.02 +55:09:55.9: 13.13 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.13 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.01,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.01CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.45 20:39:15.39 +51:43:00.2
89.18717 6.19946 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:39:15.39 +51:43:00.2 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.249+/-0.034 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:39:15.39 +51:43:00.2: 13.25 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:39:15.39 +51:43:00.2: 13.34 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.29 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.45,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.45CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.29 21:38:55.83 +51:13:06.3
95.12700 -0.95284 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.0" and 7.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:38:55.83 +51:13:06.3 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.256+/-0.037 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:55.83 +51:13:06.3: 13.26 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:55.83 +51:13:06.3: 13.28 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.27 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.29,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.29CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.41 21:38:14.93 +50:51:09.5
94.80402 -1.15531 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.1 pix
The object was found in VSX20" Gaia DR3 2171452730916312064
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.760 G 15.800 G K
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.41 is 3.3 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 15.76 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:14.93 +50:51:09.5: 13.36 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:14.93 +50:51:09.5: 13.41 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.38 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171452730916312064,2461300.8773,12.41,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171452730916312064 20260917.3773 12.41CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.29 21:39:36.46 +51:09:01.2
95.16148 -1.07411 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:39:36.46 +51:09:01.2 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.485+/-0.039 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:36.46 +51:09:01.2: 13.33 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:36.46 +51:09:01.2: 13.32 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.32 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.29,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.29CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.42 21:38:08.89 +50:52:11.6
94.80362 -1.13187 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.5364+50.8662 | 21:38:08.89 +50:52:11.6 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.677+/-0.029 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:08.89 +50:52:11.6: 13.34 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:08.89 +50:52:11.6: 13.32 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.33 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.5364+50.8662,2461300.8773,12.42,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.5364+50.8662 20260917.3773 12.42CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.22 21:50:09.12 +55:03:22.9
98.89508 0.87960 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.7" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:50:09.12 +55:03:22.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.365+/-0.031 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:09.12 +55:03:22.9: 13.35 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:09.12 +55:03:22.9: 13.39 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.37 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.22,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.22CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.30 20:37:46.66 +49:34:29.8
87.32680 5.09727 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 8.3" and 8.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:37:46.66 +49:34:29.8 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) SpType: F2 (LAMOST DR5)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:37:46.66 +49:34:29.8: 13.41 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:37:46.66 +49:34:29.8: 13.34 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.37 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.30,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.30CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.49 20:21:37.75 +51:11:37.8
87.15270 8.13264 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.8" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.4096+51.1919 | 20:21:37.75 +51:11:37.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:37.75 +51:11:37.8: 13.46 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:37.75 +51:11:37.8: 13.53 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.49 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.4096+51.1919,2461300.8773,12.49,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.4096+51.1919 20260917.3773 12.49CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.68 21:39:28.48 +51:10:40.2
95.16403 -1.03969 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.7" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.8710+51.1788 | 21:39:28.48 +51:10:40.2 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:28.48 +51:10:40.2: 13.72 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:28.48 +51:10:40.2: 13.76 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.74 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.8710+51.1788,2461300.8773,12.68,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.8710+51.1788 20260917.3773 12.68CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.60 21:47:55.41 +55:04:27.6
98.66027 1.09637 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:47:55.41 +55:04:27.6 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.289+/-0.034 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:55.41 +55:04:27.6: 13.64 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:55.41 +55:04:27.6: 13.53 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.58 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.60,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.60CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.49 21:47:15.42 +55:01:26.1
98.55464 1.11871 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:47:15.42 +55:01:26.1 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.371+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:15.42 +55:01:26.1: 13.62 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:15.42 +55:01:26.1: 13.68 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.65 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.49,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.49CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.47 21:49:06.35 +55:11:21.7
98.86383 1.07729 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.3" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:06.35 +55:11:21.7 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.402+/-0.032 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:06.35 +55:11:21.7: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:06.35 +55:11:21.7: 13.59 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.60 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.47,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.47CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.53 21:39:31.17 +51:19:00.0
95.26112 -0.94020 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.0 pix
The object was found in VSX 0" Gaia DR3 2171495577510989696
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.430 G 13.450 G A
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:31.17 +51:19:00.0: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:31.17 +51:19:00.0: 13.54 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.58 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171495577510989696,2461300.8773,12.53,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171495577510989696 20260917.3773 12.53CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.61 20:22:15.80 +51:21:43.1
87.34955 8.14416 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 8.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.5670+51.3613 | 20:22:15.80 +51:21:43.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:15.80 +51:21:43.1: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:15.80 +51:21:43.1: 13.59 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.60 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.5670+51.3613,2461300.8773,12.61,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.5670+51.3613 20260917.3773 12.61CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.57 20:38:06.42 +50:01:35.2
87.72110 5.32637 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 8.0 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" Gaia DR3 2179952849150072064
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.520 G 13.560 G A
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:06.42 +50:01:35.2: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:06.42 +50:01:35.2: 13.72 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.66 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2179952849150072064,2461300.8773,12.57,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2179952849150072064 20260917.3773 12.57CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.44 21:48:45.90 +55:08:00.7
98.79074 1.06519 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:48:45.90 +55:08:00.7 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.297+/-0.045 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:45.90 +55:08:00.7: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:45.90 +55:08:00.7: 13.70 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.65 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.44,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.44CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.62 21:06:32.86 +50:12:55.2
90.77809 1.93554 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:06:32.86 +50:12:55.2 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.980+/-0.033 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:06:32.86 +50:12:55.2: 13.60 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:06:32.86 +50:12:55.2: 13.49 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.54 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.62,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.62CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.62 21:36:38.43 +51:19:53.1
94.93497 -0.63009 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.1575+51.3207 | 21:36:38.43 +51:19:53.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.181+/-0.038 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:36:38.43 +51:19:53.1: 13.58 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:36:38.43 +51:19:53.1: 13.48 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.52 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.1575+51.3207,2461300.8773,12.62,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.1575+51.3207 20260917.3773 12.62CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.55 20:39:13.65 +50:56:35.4
88.56402 5.73653 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 8.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:39:13.65 +50:56:35.4 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.326+/-0.044 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:39:13.65 +50:56:35.4: 13.58 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:39:13.65 +50:56:35.4: 13.51 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.54 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.55,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.55CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.48 20:21:53.46 +53:17:28.8
88.93930 9.26503 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:21:53.46 +53:17:28.8 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.634+/-0.030 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:53.46 +53:17:28.8: 13.59 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:53.46 +53:17:28.8: 13.45 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.51 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.48,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.48CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.54 20:22:28.95 +51:20:09.6
87.34712 8.10127 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:22:28.95 +51:20:09.6 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=1.138+/-0.028 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:28.95 +51:20:09.6: 13.57 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:28.95 +51:20:09.6: 13.54 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.55 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.54,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.54CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.50 20:26:09.80 +53:57:37.2
89.85995 9.11410 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:26:09.80 +53:57:37.2 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.339+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:09.80 +53:57:37.2: 13.54 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:09.80 +53:57:37.2: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.57 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.50,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.50CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.45 20:25:17.24 +53:57:59.5
89.79162 9.22405 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.6" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2184972360246698496 | 20:25:20.61 +53:57:38.4 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.410+/-0.034 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:17.24 +53:57:59.5: 13.52 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:17.24 +53:57:59.5: 13.57 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.55 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184972360246698496,2461300.8773,12.45,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184972360246698496 20260917.3773 12.45CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.53 21:37:40.50 +51:14:31.6
94.99584 -0.80454 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.8" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.4135+51.2386 | 21:37:40.50 +51:14:31.6 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.380+/-0.029 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:40.50 +51:14:31.6: 13.53 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:40.50 +51:14:31.6: 13.60 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.56 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.4135+51.2386,2461300.8773,12.53,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.4135+51.2386 20260917.3773 12.53CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.59 21:07:44.85 +50:01:26.7
90.76640 1.66456 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.7 pix
The object was found in VSX17" ZTF J210743.96+500141.5
Type: EA
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.348 r Y 0.466 r 2458654.95110 1.225329400000
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.59 is 4.3 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 16.88 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:07:44.85 +50:01:26.7: 13.54 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:07:44.85 +50:01:26.7: 13.52 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.53 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J210743.96+500141.5,2461300.8773,12.59,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J210743.96+500141.5 20260917.3773 12.59CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.60 20:38:12.02 +50:52:01.4
88.40493 5.81997 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.7" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:38:12.02 +50:52:01.4 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.249+/-0.035 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:12.02 +50:52:01.4: 13.49 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:12.02 +50:52:01.4: 13.50 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.50 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.60,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.60CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.54 20:37:50.03 +50:01:23.0
87.69188 5.35939 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.4" and 7.6 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2179999612755213952 | 20:37:46.78 +50:01:51.3 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE SpType: G5 (LAMOST DR5) J-Ks=0.465+/-0.034 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:37:50.03 +50:01:23.0: 13.49 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:37:50.03 +50:01:23.0: 13.43 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.46 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2179999612755213952,2461300.8773,12.54,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2179999612755213952 20260917.3773 12.54CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.31 21:49:59.69 +55:06:39.1
98.91218 0.93603 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:59.69 +55:06:39.1 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.293+/-0.031 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:59.69 +55:06:39.1: 13.49 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:59.69 +55:06:39.1: 13.51 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.50 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.31,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.31CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.51 20:38:57.92 +50:57:15.4
88.54790 5.77617 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 3.5" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J309.7345+50.9560 | 20:38:57.92 +50:57:15.4 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:57.92 +50:57:15.4: 13.47 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:57.92 +50:57:15.4: 13.51 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.49 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J309.7345+50.9560,2461300.8773,12.51,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J309.7345+50.9560 20260917.3773 12.51CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.44 21:39:47.35 +51:14:48.0
95.24650 -1.02060 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.7" and 7.3 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" Gaia DR3 2171482658249394560
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.610 G 13.650 G K
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:47.35 +51:14:48.0: 13.48 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:47.35 +51:14:48.0: 13.50 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.49 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171482658249394560,2461300.8773,12.44,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171482658249394560 20260917.3773 12.44CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.49 21:39:58.84 +51:04:29.9
95.15565 -1.16936 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.3 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.9782+51.0711 | 21:39:58.84 +51:04:29.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.597+/-0.038 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:58.84 +51:04:29.9: 13.48 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:58.84 +51:04:29.9: 13.48 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.48 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.9782+51.0711,2461300.8773,12.49,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.9782+51.0711 20260917.3773 12.49CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.44 20:26:04.23 +53:54:27.7
89.80813 9.09567 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:26:04.23 +53:54:27.7 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.367+/-0.037 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:04.23 +53:54:27.7: 13.46 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:04.23 +53:54:27.7: 13.47 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.47 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.44,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.44CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.26 20:26:32.83 +53:55:07.4
89.85750 9.04399 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.8 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" Gaia DR3 2184958135315091456
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.240 G 13.280 G F
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:32.83 +53:55:07.4: 13.45 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:32.83 +53:55:07.4: 13.42 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.43 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184958135315091456,2461300.8773,12.26,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184958135315091456 20260917.3773 12.26CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.45 21:38:09.21 +51:16:40.8
95.07561 -0.82756 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.2 pix
The object was found in VSX21" Gaia DR3 2171544295323928960
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
18.760 G 18.920 G
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.45 is 6.3 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 18.76 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:09.21 +51:16:40.8: 13.45 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:09.21 +51:16:40.8: 13.49 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.47 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171544295323928960,2461300.8773,12.45,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171544295323928960 20260917.3773 12.45CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.52 21:38:47.84 +51:24:49.3
95.24090 -0.79285 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.7" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.7046+51.4229 | 21:38:49.11 +51:25:22.5 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.219+/-0.033 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:47.84 +51:24:49.3: 13.45 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:47.84 +51:24:49.3: 13.43 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.44 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.7046+51.4229,2461300.8773,12.52,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.7046+51.4229 20260917.3773 12.52CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.41 21:38:21.12 +51:22:14.7
95.16043 -0.77886 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.0 pix
The object was found in VSX15" ZTF J213822.71+512211.8
Type: EW
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.276 r Y 0.328 r 2458337.83440 0.351509600000
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.41 is 4.5 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 16.95 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:21.12 +51:22:14.7: 13.45 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:21.12 +51:22:14.7: 13.44 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.44 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J213822.71+512211.8,2461300.8773,12.41,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J213822.71+512211.8 20260917.3773 12.41CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.35 20:21:53.11 +51:07:51.8
87.12268 8.06432 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 3.6" and 7.6 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" ASASSN-V J202152.90+510752.8
Type: SR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.870 V 14.030 V 2457205.90700 51.190000000000
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:53.11 +51:07:51.8: 13.45 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:53.11 +51:07:51.8: 13.55 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.49 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ASASSN-V J202152.90+510752.8,2461300.8773,12.35,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ASASSN-V J202152.90+510752.8 20260917.3773 12.35CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.39 21:39:12.39 +51:16:45.4
95.19969 -0.93586 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.2" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.7965+51.2788 | 21:39:15.11 +51:16:22.3 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:12.39 +51:16:45.4: 13.45 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:12.39 +51:16:45.4: 13.50 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.47 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.7965+51.2788,2461300.8773,12.39,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.7965+51.2788 20260917.3773 12.39CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.24 21:50:12.32 +55:10:18.5
98.97406 0.96416 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:50:12.32 +55:10:18.5 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.434+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:12.32 +55:10:18.5: 13.43 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:12.32 +55:10:18.5: 13.35 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.39 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.24,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.24CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.34 21:48:31.67 +55:09:06.7
98.77630 1.10091 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J327.1322+55.1545 | 21:48:31.67 +55:09:06.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.499+/-0.035 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:31.67 +55:09:06.7: 13.47 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:31.67 +55:09:06.7: 13.54 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.50 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J327.1322+55.1545,2461300.8773,12.34,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J327.1322+55.1545 20260917.3773 12.34CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.42 20:21:44.69 +53:14:36.6
88.88668 9.25673 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.4345+53.2414 | 20:21:44.69 +53:14:36.6 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:44.69 +53:14:36.6: 13.42 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:44.69 +53:14:36.6: 13.43 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.43 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.4345+53.2414,2461300.8773,12.42,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.4345+53.2414 20260917.3773 12.42CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.12 21:49:22.00 +55:05:19.8
98.82873 0.97598 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:22.00 +55:05:19.8 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.334+/-0.035 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:22.00 +55:05:19.8: 13.41 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:22.00 +55:05:19.8: 13.37 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.39 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.12,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.12CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.50 20:40:16.47 +51:17:55.6
88.94856 5.82070 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.2" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J310.0690+51.2986 | 20:40:16.47 +51:17:55.6 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.219+/-0.054 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:40:16.47 +51:17:55.6: 13.42 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:40:16.47 +51:17:55.6: 13.43 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.42 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J310.0690+51.2986,2461300.8773,12.50,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J310.0690+51.2986 20260917.3773 12.50CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.29 20:25:57.07 +54:06:05.1
89.96016 9.21940 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.4" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:25:57.07 +54:06:05.1 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.404+/-0.034 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:57.07 +54:06:05.1: 13.41 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:57.07 +54:06:05.1: 13.44 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.43 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.29,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.29CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.45 20:21:44.88 +53:15:15.3
88.89602 9.26229 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.1" and 8.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.4365+53.2469 | 20:21:44.88 +53:15:15.3 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.590+/-0.037 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:44.88 +53:15:15.3: 13.38 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:44.88 +53:15:15.3: 13.50 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.43 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.4365+53.2469,2461300.8773,12.45,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.4365+53.2469 20260917.3773 12.45CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.44 20:25:18.25 +54:01:55.4
89.84795 9.25883 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.5" and 7.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.3143+54.0397 | 20:25:18.25 +54:01:55.4 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.650+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:18.25 +54:01:55.4: 13.39 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:18.25 +54:01:55.4: 13.37 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.38 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.3143+54.0397,2461300.8773,12.44,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.3143+54.0397 20260917.3773 12.44CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.32 20:24:14.18 +53:42:12.7
89.48294 9.20490 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.8" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.0595+53.7029 | 20:24:14.18 +53:42:12.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.521+/-0.030 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:14.18 +53:42:12.7: 13.35 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:14.18 +53:42:12.7: 13.37 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.36 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.0595+53.7029,2461300.8773,12.32,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.0595+53.7029 20260917.3773 12.32CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.16 20:40:14.72 +51:36:50.8
89.19807 6.01528 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.7 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" ASASSN-V J204014.56+513651.2
Type: SRS
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.730 V 13.830 V 2457550.91000 14.025000000000
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:40:14.72 +51:36:50.8: 13.30 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:40:14.72 +51:36:50.8: 13.35 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.32 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ASASSN-V J204014.56+513651.2,2461300.8773,12.16,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ASASSN-V J204014.56+513651.2 20260917.3773 12.16CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.39 20:43:34.16 +52:00:17.1
89.82425 5.84601 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.9 pix
The object was found in VSX 0" ZTF J204334.17+520017.5
Type: SR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
14.747 g Y 0.345 g 2458279.86740 53.879806400000
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:43:34.16 +52:00:17.1: 13.34 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:43:34.16 +52:00:17.1: 13.33 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.33 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J204334.17+520017.5,2461300.8773,12.39,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J204334.17+520017.5 20260917.3773 12.39CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.43 20:25:49.71 +54:01:56.5
89.89209 9.19536 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.3" and 8.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:25:49.71 +54:01:56.5 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.271+/-0.036 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:49.71 +54:01:56.5: 13.38 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:49.71 +54:01:56.5: 13.41 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.39 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.43,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.43CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.35 20:22:25.94 +51:16:01.3
87.28494 8.06919 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.3" and 8.4 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" Gaia DR3 2181207701155006976
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.030 G 13.060 G K
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:25.94 +51:16:01.3: 13.36 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:25.94 +51:16:01.3: 13.36 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.36 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2181207701155006976,2461300.8773,12.35,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2181207701155006976 20260917.3773 12.35CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.35 21:37:55.41 +51:18:38.6
95.07052 -0.77921 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:37:55.41 +51:18:38.6 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.262+/-0.037 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:55.41 +51:18:38.6: 13.32 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:55.41 +51:18:38.6: 13.31 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.32 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.35,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.35CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.20 21:49:53.76 +55:12:22.4
98.96168 1.01876 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:53.76 +55:12:22.4 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.337+/-0.040 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:53.76 +55:12:22.4: 13.37 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:53.76 +55:12:22.4: 13.40 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.38 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.20,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.20CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.44 20:26:52.06 +54:05:13.4
90.02503 9.10041 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.7088+54.0908 | 20:26:52.06 +54:05:13.4 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.125+/-0.033 (A)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:52.06 +54:05:13.4: 13.33 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:52.06 +54:05:13.4: 13.35 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.34 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.7088+54.0908,2461300.8773,12.44,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.7088+54.0908 20260917.3773 12.44CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.39 20:21:57.64 +51:28:11.9
87.41347 8.24360 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 3.5" and 8.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.4835+51.4702 | 20:21:57.64 +51:28:11.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.508+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:57.64 +51:28:11.9: 13.34 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:57.64 +51:28:11.9: 13.37 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.35 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.4835+51.4702,2461300.8773,12.39,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.4835+51.4702 20260917.3773 12.39CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.32 21:37:32.53 +51:17:40.1
95.01523 -0.75165 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.3989+51.2967 | 21:37:32.53 +51:17:40.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) SpType: A7V (LAMOST DR5) J-Ks=0.360+/-0.032 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:32.53 +51:17:40.1: 13.29 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:32.53 +51:17:40.1: 13.29 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.29 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.3989+51.2967,2461300.8773,12.32,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.3989+51.2967 20260917.3773 12.32CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.40 21:39:33.28 +51:14:34.0
95.21638 -0.99926 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.9" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:39:33.28 +51:14:34.0 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.359+/-0.036 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:33.28 +51:14:34.0: 13.29 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:33.28 +51:14:34.0: 13.33 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.31 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.40,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.40CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.44 20:39:39.41 +51:13:52.9
88.83583 5.85684 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.8" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:39:39.41 +51:13:52.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=1.110+/-0.033 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:39:39.41 +51:13:52.9: 13.34 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:39:39.41 +51:13:52.9: 13.39 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.36 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.44,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.44CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.28 20:24:50.27 +53:50:09.0
89.64440 9.20544 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:24:50.27 +53:50:09.0 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.202+/-0.035 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:50.27 +53:50:09.0: 13.33 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:50.27 +53:50:09.0: 13.33 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.33 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.28,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.28CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.28 21:39:09.47 +51:25:52.3
95.29459 -0.81698 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.5" and 7.6 pix
The object was found in VSX11" ZTF J213910.55+512557.6
Type: SR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
16.548 r Y 0.085 r 2458287.18580 30.788887300000
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.28 is 4.2 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 16.46 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:09.47 +51:25:52.3: 13.29 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:09.47 +51:25:52.3: 13.35 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.32 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J213910.55+512557.6,2461300.8773,12.28,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J213910.55+512557.6 20260917.3773 12.28CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.30 20:39:37.79 +51:09:34.5
88.77578 5.81683 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.7" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:39:37.79 +51:09:34.5 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.355+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:39:37.79 +51:09:34.5: 13.31 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:39:37.79 +51:09:34.5: 13.27 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.29 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.30,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.30CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.31 20:24:27.90 +53:36:15.8
89.41897 9.12131 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.0" and 8.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.1320+53.6057 | 20:24:27.90 +53:36:15.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.359+/-0.030 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:27.90 +53:36:15.8: 13.29 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:27.90 +53:36:15.8: 13.20 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.24 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.1320+53.6057,2461300.8773,12.31,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.1320+53.6057 20260917.3773 12.31CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.39 20:40:32.80 +51:38:29.7
89.24853 5.99471 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J310.1364+51.6415 | 20:40:32.80 +51:38:29.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.377+/-0.032 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:40:32.80 +51:38:29.7: 13.27 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:40:32.80 +51:38:29.7: 13.26 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.26 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J310.1364+51.6415,2461300.8773,12.39,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J310.1364+51.6415 20260917.3773 12.39CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.08 21:39:23.28 +51:06:46.4
95.11086 -1.07941 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.2 pix
The object was found in VSX22" Gaia DR3 2171480115628611328
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.730 G 17.860 G
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.08 is 5.7 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 17.73 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:23.28 +51:06:46.4: 13.24 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:23.28 +51:06:46.4: 13.21 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.23 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171480115628611328,2461300.8773,12.08,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171480115628611328 20260917.3773 12.08CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.22 20:21:45.23 +53:16:57.5
88.92046 9.27729 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.6" and 8.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.4317+53.2823 | 20:21:45.23 +53:16:57.5 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.423+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:45.23 +53:16:57.5: 13.24 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:45.23 +53:16:57.5: 13.22 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.23 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.4317+53.2823,2461300.8773,12.22,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.4317+53.2823 20260917.3773 12.22CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.11 20:30:27.90 +48:55:25.1
86.08976 5.67295 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J307.6185+48.9279 | 20:30:27.90 +48:55:25.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.410+/-0.031 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:30:27.90 +48:55:25.1: 13.24 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:30:27.90 +48:55:25.1: 13.27 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.25 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J307.6185+48.9279,2461300.8773,12.11,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J307.6185+48.9279 20260917.3773 12.11CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.29 20:21:13.52 +53:25:35.1
88.99768 9.42249 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.7" and 7.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:21:13.52 +53:25:35.1 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.697+/-0.029 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:13.52 +53:25:35.1: 13.21 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:13.52 +53:25:35.1: 13.30 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.25 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.29,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.29CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.03 21:49:01.19 +55:09:32.3
98.83503 1.06164 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 6.7 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" Gaia DR3 2174726492430068224
Type: YSO
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.150 G 13.180 G K
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:01.19 +55:09:32.3: 13.19 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:01.19 +55:09:32.3: 13.16 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.17 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174726492430068224,2461300.8773,12.03,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174726492430068224 20260917.3773 12.03CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.37 21:37:18.81 +51:25:38.6
95.07723 -0.62878 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.3285+51.4272 | 21:37:18.81 +51:25:38.6 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.775+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:18.81 +51:25:38.6: 13.22 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:18.81 +51:25:38.6: 13.22 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.22 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.3285+51.4272,2461300.8773,12.37,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.3285+51.4272 20260917.3773 12.37CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.06 21:39:20.36 +51:06:53.7
95.10648 -1.07283 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.3 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ASASSN-V J213919.14+510735.4 | 21:39:19.17 +51:07:35.4 (Gaia DR3) | SR (local) | 40.840656200000 (local) | Gaia3var=VARIABLE J-Ks=0.719+/-0.033 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:20.36 +51:06:53.7: 13.21 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:20.36 +51:06:53.7: 13.09 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.14 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ASASSN-V J213919.14+510735.4,2461300.8773,12.06,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ASASSN-V J213919.14+510735.4 20260917.3773 12.06CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.12 21:39:15.05 +51:16:22.0
95.20058 -0.94532 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.7965+51.2788 | 21:39:15.11 +51:16:22.3 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=1.293+/-0.030 (Very red! L if it's a dwarf)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:15.05 +51:16:22.0: 13.18 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:15.05 +51:16:22.0: 13.19 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.19 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.7965+51.2788,2461300.8773,12.12,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.7965+51.2788 20260917.3773 12.12CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.18 20:22:04.18 +53:17:08.8
88.94961 9.23973 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.7" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.5125+53.2868 | 20:22:04.18 +53:17:08.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.794+/-0.030 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:04.18 +53:17:08.8: 13.18 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:04.18 +53:17:08.8: 13.17 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.17 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.5125+53.2868,2461300.8773,12.18,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.5125+53.2868 20260917.3773 12.18CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.19 21:39:09.62 +51:16:04.6
95.18677 -0.93957 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.7965+51.2788 | 21:39:09.62 +51:16:04.6 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.175+/-0.039 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:09.62 +51:16:04.6: 13.17 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:09.62 +51:16:04.6: 13.17 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.17 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.7965+51.2788,2461300.8773,12.19,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.7965+51.2788 20260917.3773 12.19CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.20 20:22:36.02 +51:20:14.5
87.35866 8.08678 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:22:36.02 +51:20:14.5 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) SpType: G5 (LAMOST DR5) J-Ks=0.669+/-0.028 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:36.02 +51:20:14.5: 13.17 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:36.02 +51:20:14.5: 13.08 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.12 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.20,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.20CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.15 21:38:58.36 +51:19:10.1
95.19893 -0.88153 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 7.3 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:38:58.36 +51:19:10.1 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.401+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:58.36 +51:19:10.1: 13.21 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:58.36 +51:19:10.1: 13.22 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.21 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.15,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.15CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.12 20:26:17.76 +53:56:07.8
89.85035 9.08397 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.6" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.5736+53.9348 | 20:26:17.76 +53:56:07.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:17.76 +53:56:07.8: 13.19 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:17.76 +53:56:07.8: 13.20 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.20 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.5736+53.9348,2461300.8773,12.12,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.5736+53.9348 20260917.3773 12.12CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.16 20:24:48.49 +53:50:51.8
89.65189 9.21573 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.0" and 8.3 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:24:48.49 +53:50:51.8 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.306+/-0.041 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:48.49 +53:50:51.8: 13.17 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:48.49 +53:50:51.8: 13.09 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.13 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.16,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.16CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.18 20:22:30.21 +51:24:58.7
87.41622 8.14347 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.9" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:22:30.21 +51:24:58.7 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) SpType: F0 (LAMOST DR5) J-Ks=0.255+/-0.032 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:30.21 +51:24:58.7: 13.15 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:30.21 +51:24:58.7: 13.12 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.14 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.18,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.18CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.19 20:38:56.71 +50:52:08.1
88.47752 5.72725 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J309.7378+50.8691 | 20:38:56.71 +50:52:08.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:56.71 +50:52:08.1: 13.13 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:56.71 +50:52:08.1: 13.16 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.14 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J309.7378+50.8691,2461300.8773,12.19,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J309.7378+50.8691 20260917.3773 12.19CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.90 21:49:28.66 +55:05:42.2
98.84495 0.97071 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J327.3676+55.0855 | 21:49:28.66 +55:05:42.2 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.827+/-0.033 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:28.66 +55:05:42.2: 13.14 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:28.66 +55:05:42.2: 13.10 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.12 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J327.3676+55.0855,2461300.8773,11.90,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J327.3676+55.0855 20260917.3773 11.90CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.13 20:28:26.89 +53:49:47.4
89.94462 8.76292 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 3.1" and 8.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J307.1106+53.8264 | 20:28:26.89 +53:49:47.4 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.840+/-0.028 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:28:26.89 +53:49:47.4: 13.15 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:28:26.89 +53:49:47.4: 13.12 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.13 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J307.1106+53.8264,2461300.8773,12.13,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J307.1106+53.8264 20260917.3773 12.13CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.21 20:26:01.57 +54:04:24.9
89.94315 9.19463 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.5104+54.0769 | 20:26:01.57 +54:04:24.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.399+/-0.036 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:01.57 +54:04:24.9: 13.13 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:01.57 +54:04:24.9: 13.14 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.14 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.5104+54.0769,2461300.8773,12.21,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.5104+54.0769 20260917.3773 12.21CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.11 21:37:58.71 +51:21:51.7
95.11262 -0.74488 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.5030+51.3584 | 21:37:58.71 +51:21:51.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.146+/-0.033 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:58.71 +51:21:51.7: 13.11 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:58.71 +51:21:51.7: 13.11 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.11 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.5030+51.3584,2461300.8773,12.11,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.5030+51.3584 20260917.3773 12.11CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.18 21:37:50.65 +51:20:27.8
95.08146 -0.74833 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.4616+51.3406 | 21:37:50.65 +51:20:27.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=1.016+/-0.033 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:50.65 +51:20:27.8: 13.14 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:50.65 +51:20:27.8: 13.19 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.16 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.4616+51.3406,2461300.8773,12.18,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.4616+51.3406 20260917.3773 12.18CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.08 20:26:34.25 +53:51:50.4
89.81380 9.01016 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 7.9 pix
The object was found in VSX 0" Gaia DR3 2184957448120312192
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
12.760 G 12.810 G F
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:34.25 +53:51:50.4: 13.12 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:34.25 +53:51:50.4: 13.11 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.12 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184957448120312192,2461300.8773,12.08,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184957448120312192 20260917.3773 12.08CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.13 21:38:16.60 +51:24:58.7
95.18191 -0.73701 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.5693+51.4163 | 21:38:16.60 +51:24:58.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.745+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:16.60 +51:24:58.7: 13.11 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:16.60 +51:24:58.7: 13.07 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.09 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.5693+51.4163,2461300.8773,12.13,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.5693+51.4163 20260917.3773 12.13CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.23 20:39:37.34 +51:07:36.4
88.74879 5.79795 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.2" and 7.5 pix
The object was found in VSX24" ZTF J203939.57+510724.2
Type: BY
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
16.134 r Y 0.059 r 2458217.01900 1.257883500000
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.23 is 3.8 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 16.07 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:39:37.34 +51:07:36.4: 13.09 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:39:37.34 +51:07:36.4: 13.14 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.11 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J203939.57+510724.2,2461300.8773,12.23,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J203939.57+510724.2 20260917.3773 12.23CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.96 21:49:20.20 +55:12:34.3
98.90209 1.07193 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 6.8 pix
The object was found in VSX 0" ASASSN-V J214920.20+551234.6
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.380 V 13.470 V
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:20.20 +55:12:34.3: 13.08 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:20.20 +55:12:34.3: 13.06 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.07 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ASASSN-V J214920.20+551234.6,2461300.8773,11.96,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ASASSN-V J214920.20+551234.6 20260917.3773 11.96CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.14 20:21:20.57 +53:23:17.5
88.97518 9.38679 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.8 pix
The object was found in VSX13" Gaia DR3 2184884502397130880
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.360 G 15.390 G K
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.14 is 3.2 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 15.36 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:20.57 +53:23:17.5: 13.07 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:20.57 +53:23:17.5: 13.10 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.08 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184884502397130880,2461300.8773,12.14,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184884502397130880 20260917.3773 12.14CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.21 20:24:05.46 +53:43:20.3
89.48652 9.23323 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 3.4" and 7.4 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" Gaia DR3 2184869998282094720
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
12.910 G 12.940 G F
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:05.46 +53:43:20.3: 13.08 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:05.46 +53:43:20.3: 13.09 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.09 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184869998282094720,2461300.8773,12.21,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184869998282094720 20260917.3773 12.21CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.01 20:25:00.83 +53:55:06.8
89.72851 9.23040 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:25:00.83 +53:55:06.8 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.698+/-0.033 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:00.83 +53:55:06.8: 13.06 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:00.83 +53:55:06.8: 13.09 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.08 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.01,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.01CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.14 20:24:20.31 +53:47:43.4
89.56862 9.24381 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.0865+53.7944 | 20:24:20.31 +53:47:43.4 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:20.31 +53:47:43.4: 13.06 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:20.31 +53:47:43.4: 13.14 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.10 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.0865+53.7944,2461300.8773,12.14,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.0865+53.7944 20260917.3773 12.14CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.93 20:30:36.55 +48:54:22.6
86.08948 5.64359 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.1" and 8.4 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J307.6521+48.9060 | 20:30:36.53 +48:54:21.8 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.881+/-0.030 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:30:36.55 +48:54:22.6: 13.04 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:30:36.55 +48:54:22.6: 12.99 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.02 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J307.6521+48.9060,2461300.8773,11.93,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J307.6521+48.9060 20260917.3773 11.93CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.99 20:30:45.44 +48:54:55.2
86.11116 5.62911 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.0" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J307.7066+48.9100 | 20:30:45.44 +48:54:55.2 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.105+/-0.037 (A)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:30:45.44 +48:54:55.2: 13.04 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:30:45.44 +48:54:55.2: 13.08 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.06 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J307.7066+48.9100,2461300.8773,11.99,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J307.7066+48.9100 20260917.3773 11.99CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.06 20:22:11.96 +51:28:06.5
87.43317 8.21192 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:22:11.96 +51:28:06.5 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.683+/-0.029 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:11.96 +51:28:06.5: 13.02 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:11.96 +51:28:06.5: 12.96 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.99 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.06,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.06CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.07 20:22:32.90 +51:15:10.3
87.28334 8.04622 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.8" and 8.3 pix
The object was found in VSX11" Gaia DR3 2181207426277114880
Type: DSCT|GDOR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
14.940 G 14.960 G F
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:32.90 +51:15:10.3: 13.03 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:32.90 +51:15:10.3: 12.96 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.99 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2181207426277114880,2461300.8773,12.07,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2181207426277114880 20260917.3773 12.07CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.05 21:38:09.32 +51:20:55.4
95.12284 -0.77492 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.3 pix
The object was found in VSX22" Gaia DR3 2171545536572320000
Type: E
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.530 G 17.700 G 1.355530000000 A
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.05 is 5.5 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 17.53 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:09.32 +51:20:55.4: 13.02 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:09.32 +51:20:55.4: 12.98 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.00 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171545536572320000,2461300.8773,12.05,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171545536572320000 20260917.3773 12.05CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.00 21:39:15.49 +51:06:50.8
95.09639 -1.06500 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.8075+51.1143 | 21:39:15.49 +51:06:50.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.174+/-0.035 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:15.49 +51:06:50.8: 13.03 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:15.49 +51:06:50.8: 12.95 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.98 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.8075+51.1143,2461300.8773,12.00,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.8075+51.1143 20260917.3773 12.00CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.92 20:26:22.12 +53:55:01.2
89.84102 9.06469 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.5867+53.9136 | 20:26:22.12 +53:55:01.2 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.264+/-0.028 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:22.12 +53:55:01.2: 13.00 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:22.12 +53:55:01.2: 12.98 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.99 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.5867+53.9136,2461300.8773,11.92,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.5867+53.9136 20260917.3773 11.92CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.81 21:49:57.42 +55:09:58.0
98.94300 0.98221 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.9" and 7.1 pix
The object was found in VSX25" ZTF J214958.02+551022.2
Type: SR
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.340 r Y 0.128 r 2458353.07440 126.854222300000 C
ATTENTION: measured mag 11.81 is 3.4 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 15.21 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:57.42 +55:09:58.0: 12.99 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:57.42 +55:09:58.0: 12.98 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.98 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J214958.02+551022.2,2461300.8773,11.81,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J214958.02+551022.2 20260917.3773 11.81CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.07 21:47:38.37 +55:04:42.2
98.63161 1.12547 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 6.9 pix
The object was found in VSX21" ZTF J214736.47+550455.0
Type: EW
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
19.263 r Y 0.309 r 2458430.68330 0.701815200000
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.07 is 6.9 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 18.95 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:38.37 +55:04:42.2: 12.97 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:38.37 +55:04:42.2: 13.02 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.99 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J214736.47+550455.0,2461300.8773,12.07,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J214736.47+550455.0 20260917.3773 12.07CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.01 20:25:30.55 +53:55:56.9
89.78169 9.17791 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.4" and 8.3 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.3775+53.9325 | 20:25:30.55 +53:55:56.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.160+/-0.034 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:30.55 +53:55:56.9: 12.97 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:30.55 +53:55:56.9: 12.94 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.95 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.3775+53.9325,2461300.8773,12.01,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.3775+53.9325 20260917.3773 12.01CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.97 21:38:11.68 +51:21:58.9
95.13916 -0.76583 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.5489+51.3663 | 21:38:11.68 +51:21:58.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.520+/-0.029 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:11.68 +51:21:58.9: 12.94 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:11.68 +51:21:58.9: 12.91 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.93 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.5489+51.3663,2461300.8773,11.97,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.5489+51.3663 20260917.3773 11.97CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.97 21:47:01.66 +55:02:12.9
98.53775 1.14975 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.4" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:47:01.66 +55:02:12.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) SpType: A0III (LAMOST DR5)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:01.66 +55:02:12.9: 12.93 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:01.66 +55:02:12.9: 12.95 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.94 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,11.97,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 11.97CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.03 21:37:24.56 +51:21:26.1
95.04160 -0.69102 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.3 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.3499+51.3542 | 21:37:24.56 +51:21:26.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.409+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:24.56 +51:21:26.1: 12.97 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:24.56 +51:21:26.1: 12.93 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.95 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.3499+51.3542,2461300.8773,12.03,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.3499+51.3542 20260917.3773 12.03CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.85 21:48:37.79 +55:02:14.9
98.71464 1.00345 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.2" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:48:37.79 +55:02:14.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.744+/-0.040 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:37.79 +55:02:14.9: 12.92 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:37.79 +55:02:14.9: 12.89 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.90 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,11.85,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 11.85CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.97 21:38:34.64 +51:16:30.9
95.12334 -0.87365 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 3.1" and 7.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.6512+51.2736 | 21:38:34.64 +51:16:30.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.390+/-0.032 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:34.64 +51:16:30.9: 12.96 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:34.64 +51:16:30.9: 12.93 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.94 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.6512+51.2736,2461300.8773,11.97,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.6512+51.2736 20260917.3773 11.97CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.95 21:38:01.55 +51:21:53.7
95.11851 -0.74938 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.5055+51.3599 | 21:38:01.55 +51:21:53.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.153+/-0.033 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:01.55 +51:21:53.7: 12.88 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:01.55 +51:21:53.7: 12.92 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.90 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.5055+51.3599,2461300.8773,11.95,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.5055+51.3599 20260917.3773 11.95CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.95 20:21:40.62 +51:27:43.9
87.38206 8.27595 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:21:40.62 +51:27:43.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) SpType: F7 (LAMOST DR5) J-Ks=11.541+/- (unrealisitic color!)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:40.62 +51:27:43.9: 12.88 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:40.62 +51:27:43.9: 12.88 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.88 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,11.95,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 11.95CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.79 21:49:43.41 +55:12:55.1
98.94840 1.04138 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2174817923689181184 | 21:49:41.40 +55:12:23.3 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:43.41 +55:12:55.1: 12.88 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:43.41 +55:12:55.1: 12.81 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.85 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174817923689181184,2461300.8773,11.79,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174817923689181184 20260917.3773 11.79CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.87 21:48:26.02 +55:13:39.9
98.81433 1.16794 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 6.7 pix
The object was found in VSX18" Gaia DR3 2174739514770886016
Type: YSO
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
16.980 G 17.130 G K
ATTENTION: measured mag 11.87 is 5.1 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 16.98 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:26.02 +55:13:39.9: 12.87 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:26.02 +55:13:39.9: 12.84 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.86 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174739514770886016,2461300.8773,11.87,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174739514770886016 20260917.3773 11.87CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.90 21:37:26.49 +51:12:20.9
94.94438 -0.80725 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.3601+51.2054 | 21:37:26.49 +51:12:20.9 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:26.49 +51:12:20.9: 12.88 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:26.49 +51:12:20.9: 12.86 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.87 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.3601+51.2054,2461300.8773,11.90,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.3601+51.2054 20260917.3773 11.90CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.03 20:22:02.13 +53:12:57.3
88.88785 9.20524 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.5148+53.2180 | 20:22:02.13 +53:12:57.3 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.305+/-0.032 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:22:02.13 +53:12:57.3: 12.86 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:22:02.13 +53:12:57.3: 12.93 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.89 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.5148+53.2180,2461300.8773,12.03,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.5148+53.2180 20260917.3773 12.03CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.90 20:40:16.75 +51:06:21.9
88.79493 5.70336 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2180533975406774784 | 20:40:12.94 +51:06:12.6 (Gaia DR3) | ROT (local) | (local) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.341+/-0.036 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:40:16.75 +51:06:21.9: 12.81 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:40:16.75 +51:06:21.9: 12.80 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.80 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2180533975406774784,2461300.8773,11.90,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2180533975406774784 20260917.3773 11.90CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.80 20:24:39.98 +53:48:35.9
89.60833 9.21188 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Large-amplitude variable Gaia DR2 2184875809382499200 | 20:24:39.92 +53:48:36.4 (Gaia DR3) | 2021A&A...648A..44M | | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE (the VSX policy as of May 2022 seems to be NOT to regard variables from 2021A&A...648A..44M as 'known' for the lack of classification) J-Ks=0.772+/-0.032 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:24:39.98 +53:48:35.9: 12.83 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:24:39.98 +53:48:35.9: 12.78 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.80 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Large-amplitude variable Gaia DR2 2184875809382499200,2461300.8773,11.80,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Large-amplitude variable Gaia DR2 2184875809382499200 20260917.3773 11.80CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.90 20:25:46.20 +54:06:21.0
89.94870 9.24383 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.3" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.4393+54.1098 | 20:25:46.20 +54:06:22.1 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.254+/-0.033 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:46.20 +54:06:21.0: 12.85 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:46.20 +54:06:21.0: 12.74 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.80 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.4393+54.1098,2461300.8773,11.90,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.4393+54.1098 20260917.3773 11.90CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.79 20:26:45.87 +54:00:34.4
89.95165 9.06902 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.6896+54.0144 | 20:26:45.96 +54:00:34.2 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.355+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:45.87 +54:00:34.4: 12.80 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:45.87 +54:00:34.4: 12.78 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.79 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.6896+54.0144,2461300.8773,11.79,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.6896+54.0144 20260917.3773 11.79CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.95 21:39:33.85 +51:21:52.0
95.29795 -0.90897 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.3" and 7.2 pix
The object was found in VSX23" Gaia DR3 2171501762263882624
Type: RS
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.630 G 15.710 G K
ATTENTION: measured mag 11.95 is 3.7 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 15.63 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:33.85 +51:21:52.0: 12.79 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:33.85 +51:21:52.0: 12.79 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.79 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171501762263882624,2461300.8773,11.95,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171501762263882624 20260917.3773 11.95CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.86 21:38:29.15 +51:19:08.4
95.14168 -0.83143 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.7" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.6215+51.3189 | 21:38:29.15 +51:19:08.4 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.726+/-0.031 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:29.15 +51:19:08.4: 12.79 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:29.15 +51:19:08.4: 12.85 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.82 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.6215+51.3189,2461300.8773,11.86,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.6215+51.3189 20260917.3773 11.86CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.88 20:25:39.86 +54:08:03.9
89.96380 9.27272 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2184981671735853568 | 20:25:39.87 +54:08:04.2 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.385+/-0.031 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:39.86 +54:08:03.9: 12.79 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:39.86 +54:08:03.9: 12.74 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.77 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184981671735853568,2461300.8773,11.88,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184981671735853568 20260917.3773 11.88CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.71 20:30:25.34 +48:54:00.8
86.06654 5.66499 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 8.2 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" CzeV3956
Type: EA
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.850 V 13.990 V 2458742.31700 3.074080000000
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:30:25.34 +48:54:00.8: 14.16 +/- 0.08 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:30:25.34 +48:54:00.8: 13.96 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 14.04 +/- 0.05
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
CzeV3956,2461300.8773,12.71,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
CzeV3956 20260917.3773 12.71CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.71 20:26:19.70 +53:58:41.9
89.88885 9.10422 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.2" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2184970333022009984 | 20:26:19.76 +53:58:41.7 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.993+/-0.031 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:19.70 +53:58:41.9: 12.78 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:19.70 +53:58:41.9: 12.76 +/- 0.03 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.77 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184970333022009984,2461300.8773,11.71,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184970333022009984 20260917.3773 11.71CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.84 21:47:04.61 +55:02:46.5
98.54914 1.15240 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.1" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J326.7759+55.0684 | 21:47:07.58 +55:03:22.4 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE SpType: A5 1927AnHar.100...33C HD 235621 J-Ks=0.680+/-0.035 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:04.61 +55:02:46.5: 12.73 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:04.61 +55:02:46.5: 12.70 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.71 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J326.7759+55.0684,2461300.8773,11.84,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J326.7759+55.0684 20260917.3773 11.84CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.85 21:47:47.13 +55:06:40.7
98.66873 1.13742 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J326.9505+55.1171 | 21:47:49.65 +55:07:21.6 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE SpType: A0V 1939UppAn...1a...1V BD+54 2630 J-Ks=0.276+/-0.035 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:47:47.13 +55:06:40.7: 12.71 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:47:47.13 +55:06:40.7: 12.72 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.72 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J326.9505+55.1171,2461300.8773,11.85,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J326.9505+55.1171 20260917.3773 11.85CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.78 21:37:55.81 +51:16:39.5
95.04929 -0.80460 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.4809+51.2746 | 21:37:55.81 +51:16:39.5 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.421+/-0.030 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:55.81 +51:16:39.5: 12.71 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:55.81 +51:16:39.5: 12.73 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.72 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.4809+51.2746,2461300.8773,11.78,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.4809+51.2746 20260917.3773 11.78CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.81 21:37:25.28 +51:16:23.1
94.98688 -0.75500 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.3551+51.2729 | 21:37:25.28 +51:16:23.1 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.290+/-0.030 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:37:25.28 +51:16:23.1: 12.69 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:37:25.28 +51:16:23.1: 12.74 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.71 +/- 0.02
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.3551+51.2729,2461300.8773,11.81,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.3551+51.2729 20260917.3773 11.81CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.60 20:21:44.95 +53:18:47.8
88.94592 9.29483 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.8 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" ASASSN-V J202144.88+531848.0
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
12.930 V 13.540 V
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:44.95 +53:18:47.8: 12.68 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:44.95 +53:18:47.8: 12.69 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.68 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ASASSN-V J202144.88+531848.0,2461300.8773,11.60,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ASASSN-V J202144.88+531848.0 20260917.3773 11.60CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.69 20:26:02.10 +53:58:23.0
89.85980 9.13686 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 8.0 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.4910+53.9718 | 20:26:02.15 +53:58:22.6 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.608+/-0.031 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:02.10 +53:58:23.0: 12.66 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:02.10 +53:58:23.0: 12.68 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.67 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.4910+53.9718,2461300.8773,11.69,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.4910+53.9718 20260917.3773 11.69CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.56 21:49:26.64 +55:12:14.9
98.91049 1.05804 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J327.3584+55.2076 | 21:49:26.66 +55:12:15.3 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.425+/-0.031 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:26.64 +55:12:14.9: 12.66 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:26.64 +55:12:14.9: 12.69 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.67 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J327.3584+55.2076,2461300.8773,11.56,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J327.3584+55.2076 20260917.3773 11.56CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.77 21:38:54.66 +51:16:02.8
95.15722 -0.91410 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.7319+51.2670 | 21:38:54.66 +51:16:02.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.283+/-0.038 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:54.66 +51:16:02.8: 14.10 +/- 0.08 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:54.66 +51:16:02.8: 13.95 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 14.02 +/- 0.05
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.7319+51.2670,2461300.8773,12.77,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.7319+51.2670 20260917.3773 12.77CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.70 21:50:27.15 +55:07:23.6
98.97068 0.90420 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2174065376700951424 | 21:50:27.17 +55:07:24.5 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=1.166+/-0.043 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:27.15 +55:07:23.6: 12.64 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:27.15 +55:07:23.6: 12.67 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.65 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174065376700951424,2461300.8773,11.70,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174065376700951424 20260917.3773 11.70CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.78 21:38:11.44 +51:23:37.3
95.15686 -0.74499 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.3 pix
The object was found in VSX10" Gaia DR3 2171546017608646656
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.640 G 15.670 G K
ATTENTION: measured mag 11.78 is 3.9 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 15.64 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:38:11.44 +51:23:37.3: 12.64 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:38:11.44 +51:23:37.3: 12.67 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.65 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171546017608646656,2461300.8773,11.78,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171546017608646656 20260917.3773 11.78CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.31 20:26:32.32 +53:59:51.8
89.92276 9.08969 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.6373+53.9970 | 20:26:31.96 +53:59:57.0 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:32.32 +53:59:51.8: 12.28 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:32.32 +53:59:51.8: 12.30 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.29 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.6373+53.9970,2461300.8773,11.31,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.6373+53.9970 20260917.3773 11.31CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.57 21:39:24.78 +51:16:39.7
95.22285 -0.95842 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.2" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.8531+51.2777 | 21:39:24.76 +51:16:39.8 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.776+/-0.033 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:24.78 +51:16:39.7: 12.57 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:24.78 +51:16:39.7: 12.59 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.58 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.8531+51.2777,2461300.8773,11.57,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.8531+51.2777 20260917.3773 11.57CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.57 20:25:46.90 +53:51:54.3
89.74818 9.10679 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.3" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.4311+53.8638 | 20:25:46.84 +53:51:55.0 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.732+/-0.030 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:46.90 +53:51:54.3: 12.57 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:46.90 +53:51:54.3: 12.52 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.54 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.4311+53.8638,2461300.8773,11.57,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.4311+53.8638 20260917.3773 11.57CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.53 20:27:04.49 +53:57:07.1
89.92977 8.99880 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.7727+53.9372 | 20:27:03.66 +53:56:30.9 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE SpType: F0: 1939UppAn...1a...1V [V39] 54 J-Ks=0.784+/-0.031 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:27:04.49 +53:57:07.1: 12.49 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:27:04.49 +53:57:07.1: 12.51 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.50 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.7727+53.9372,2461300.8773,11.53,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.7727+53.9372 20260917.3773 11.53CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.61 21:39:04.17 +51:20:41.6
95.22710 -0.87252 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.1" and 7.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J324.7539+51.3407 | 21:39:04.24 +51:20:41.6 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.342+/-0.034 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:39:04.17 +51:20:41.6: 12.47 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:39:04.17 +51:20:41.6: 12.49 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.48 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J324.7539+51.3407,2461300.8773,11.61,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J324.7539+51.3407 20260917.3773 11.61CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.51 21:49:41.45 +55:12:23.5
98.93923 1.03755 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2174817923689181184 | 21:49:41.40 +55:12:23.3 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.402+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:41.45 +55:12:23.5: 12.45 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:41.45 +55:12:23.5: 12.48 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.46 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174817923689181184,2461300.8773,11.51,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174817923689181184 20260917.3773 11.51CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.48 21:48:16.62 +55:00:18.5
98.65506 1.01078 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.6" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2174721093645227776 | 21:48:16.78 +55:00:18.8 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.899+/-0.031 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:16.62 +55:00:18.5: 12.42 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:16.62 +55:00:18.5: 12.42 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.42 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174721093645227776,2461300.8773,11.48,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174721093645227776 20260917.3773 11.48CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.29 21:48:47.04 +55:03:57.6
98.74984 1.01138 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.2" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J327.2091+55.0646 | 21:48:47.03 +55:03:58.4 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.845+/-0.033 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:47.04 +55:03:57.6: 12.33 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:47.04 +55:03:57.6: 12.32 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.32 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J327.2091+55.0646,2461300.8773,11.29,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J327.2091+55.0646 20260917.3773 11.29CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.74 21:51:03.36 +55:07:00.1
99.03348 0.84467 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.0" and 7.2 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:51:03.36 +55:07:00.1 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=1.049+/-0.031 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:51:03.36 +55:07:00.1: 14.01 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:51:03.36 +55:07:00.1: 13.81 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.89 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.74,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.74CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.26 21:48:51.90 +55:03:37.1
98.75516 0.99961 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.8" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J327.2091+55.0646 | 21:48:51.90 +55:03:37.0 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.474+/-0.033 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:51.90 +55:03:37.1: 12.32 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:51.90 +55:03:37.1: 12.30 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.31 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J327.2091+55.0646,2461300.8773,11.26,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J327.2091+55.0646 20260917.3773 11.26CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.28 21:50:01.69 +55:13:18.5
98.98614 1.01887 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.3" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2174818095487878528 | 21:50:01.70 +55:13:18.6 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=1.267+/-0.036 (Very red! L if it's a dwarf)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:01.69 +55:13:18.5: 12.27 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:01.69 +55:13:18.5: 12.24 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.26 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174818095487878528,2461300.8773,11.28,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174818095487878528 20260917.3773 11.28CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.72 21:50:03.51 +55:05:28.6
98.90683 0.91511 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.6" and 7.0 pix
The object was found in VSX16" Gaia DR3 2174065475474927744
Type: E
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.550 G 17.710 G 0.394604000000
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.72 is 4.8 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 17.55 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:03.51 +55:05:28.6: 13.99 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:03.51 +55:05:28.6: 14.00 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 14.00 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174065475474927744,2461300.8773,12.72,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174065475474927744 20260917.3773 12.72CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.32 20:26:33.04 +53:54:26.6
89.84833 9.03715 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.1" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2184958066595611776 | 20:26:33.00 +53:54:25.5 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.426+/-0.032 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:33.04 +53:54:26.6: 12.21 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:33.04 +53:54:26.6: 12.32 +/- 0.02 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.25 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184958066595611776,2461300.8773,11.32,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184958066595611776 20260917.3773 11.32CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.28 20:21:15.41 +51:11:19.5
87.11562 8.17827 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.3137+51.1888 | 20:21:15.29 +51:11:19.9 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.891+/-0.028 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:15.41 +51:11:19.5: 12.19 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:15.41 +51:11:19.5: 12.22 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.21 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.3137+51.1888,2461300.8773,11.28,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.3137+51.1888 20260917.3773 11.28CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.25 20:38:26.37 +50:00:02.3
87.73271 5.26819 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J309.6200+50.0038 | 20:38:26.41 +50:00:02.2 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE SpType: B 1964LS....C03....0H LS III +49 2 J-Ks=0.286+/-0.031 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:26.37 +50:00:02.3: 12.16 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:26.37 +50:00:02.3: 12.08 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.12 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J309.6200+50.0038,2461300.8773,11.25,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J309.6200+50.0038 20260917.3773 11.25CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.26 21:50:56.76 +55:04:43.4
98.99732 0.82512 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 6.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J327.7416+55.0823 | 21:50:56.77 +55:04:43.5 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.471+/-0.031 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:50:56.76 +55:04:43.4: 12.16 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:50:56.76 +55:04:43.4: 12.18 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.17 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J327.7416+55.0823,2461300.8773,11.26,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J327.7416+55.0823 20260917.3773 11.26CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.21 20:25:23.89 +53:50:10.7
89.69184 9.13732 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2184874641151597056 | 20:25:23.87 +53:50:11.0 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.805+/-0.029 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:23.89 +53:50:10.7: 12.12 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:23.89 +53:50:10.7: 12.13 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.12 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2184874641151597056,2461300.8773,11.21,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2184874641151597056 20260917.3773 11.21CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 11.17 20:21:31.67 +53:12:18.5
88.83610 9.26254 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.4" and 7.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J305.3820+53.2049 | 20:21:31.70 +53:12:17.9 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.271+/-0.032 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:21:31.67 +53:12:18.5: 12.06 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:21:31.67 +53:12:18.5: 12.03 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 12.05 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J305.3820+53.2049,2461300.8773,11.17,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J305.3820+53.2049 20260917.3773 11.17CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.58 21:48:37.55 +55:09:17.9
98.78907 1.09438 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.3" and 6.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:48:37.55 +55:09:17.9 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.954+/-0.031 (M)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:37.55 +55:09:17.9: 13.94 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:37.55 +55:09:17.9: 13.98 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.96 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.58,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.58CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.83 20:39:34.72 +51:03:54.0
88.69515 5.76608 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.6 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:39:34.72 +51:03:54.0 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:39:34.72 +51:03:54.0: 14.00 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:39:34.72 +51:03:54.0: 14.19 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 14.09 +/- 0.05
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.83,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.83CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.66 21:48:32.85 +55:07:19.3
98.75945 1.07613 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.4" and 6.9 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" Gaia DR3 2174725083680675840
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.430 G 13.460 G K
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:32.85 +55:07:19.3: 13.94 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:32.85 +55:07:19.3: 13.73 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.81 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174725083680675840,2461300.8773,12.66,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174725083680675840 20260917.3773 12.66CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.72 20:30:49.60 +48:53:53.7
86.10391 5.60989 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.5" and 7.7 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J307.7164+48.8945 | 20:30:49.60 +48:53:53.7 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:30:49.60 +48:53:53.7: 13.86 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:30:49.60 +48:53:53.7: 13.91 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.89 +/- 0.05
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J307.7164+48.8945,2461300.8773,12.72,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J307.7164+48.8945 20260917.3773 12.72CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.57 20:25:34.85 +53:52:56.8
89.74583 9.14102 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.6" and 7.6 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.3903+53.8853 | 20:25:34.85 +53:52:56.8 (user input) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.327+/-0.036 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:25:34.85 +53:52:56.8: 13.89 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:25:34.85 +53:52:56.8: 13.99 +/- 0.07 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.94 +/- 0.05
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.3903+53.8853,2461300.8773,12.57,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.3903+53.8853 20260917.3773 12.57CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 10.72 21:49:13.30 +55:03:28.2
98.79300 0.96523 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 6.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | Gaia DR3 2174722163103057536 | 21:49:13.31 +55:03:28.3 (Gaia DR3) | T | P | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.207+/-0.032 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:13.30 +55:03:28.2: 11.64 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:13.30 +55:03:28.2: 11.66 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 11.65 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174722163103057536,2461300.8773,10.72,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174722163103057536 20260917.3773 10.72CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 10.72 20:26:53.23 +53:57:37.3
89.92093 9.02630 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.5" and 7.9 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | ATO J306.7221+53.9601 | 20:26:53.32 +53:57:36.6 (Gaia DR3) | dubious (ATLAS) | (ATLAS) | Gaia3var=NOT_AVAILABLE J-Ks=0.171+/-0.033 (F)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:26:53.23 +53:57:37.3: 11.65 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:26:53.23 +53:57:37.3: 11.65 +/- 0.01 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 11.65 +/- 0.01
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ATO J306.7221+53.9601,2461300.8773,10.72,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ATO J306.7221+53.9601 20260917.3773 10.72CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.64 21:49:29.54 +55:02:17.6
98.81050 0.92546 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 4.5" and 7.5 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:29.54 +55:02:17.6 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.517+/-0.035 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:29.54 +55:02:17.6: 13.85 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:29.54 +55:02:17.6: 13.84 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.85 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.64,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.64CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.56 21:48:53.74 +54:57:43.4
98.69602 0.92103 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.2" and 6.5 pix
The object was found in VSX12" Gaia DR3 2173969581754443648
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
15.370 G 15.400 G K
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:53.74 +54:57:43.4: 13.76 +/- 0.06 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:53.74 +54:57:43.4: 13.61 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.68 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2173969581754443648,2461300.8773,12.56,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2173969581754443648 20260917.3773 12.56CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.66 21:48:15.92 +55:03:44.9
98.69036 1.05599 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 0.9" and 7.0 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" Gaia DR3 2174724362126175872
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.490 G 13.540 G G
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:15.92 +55:03:44.9: 13.77 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:15.92 +55:03:44.9: 13.68 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.73 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174724362126175872,2461300.8773,12.66,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174724362126175872 20260917.3773 12.66CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.80 20:38:25.05 +50:53:30.2
88.44545 5.80743 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.6" and 8.1 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 20:38:25.05 +50:53:30.2 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.322+/-0.033 (G)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:25.05 +50:53:30.2: 13.76 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:25.05 +50:53:30.2: 13.77 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.77 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.80,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.80CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.69 21:36:37.30 +51:15:33.6
94.88457 -0.68172 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.7" and 7.4 pix
The object was found in VSX15" Gaia DR3 2171523576390876160
Type: L
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
19.090 G 19.370 G
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.69 is 6.4 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 19.09 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:36:37.30 +51:15:33.6: 13.74 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:36:37.30 +51:15:33.6: 13.62 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.67 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2171523576390876160,2461300.8773,12.69,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2171523576390876160 20260917.3773 12.69CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.29 21:49:35.64 +55:09:43.3
98.90031 1.01191 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.0" and 6.8 pix
The object was not found in VSX
The object was not found in ASASSN-V
The object was not found in astcheck.
online_id | target | 21:49:35.64 +55:09:43.3 (user input) | T | P | (position from user input) J-Ks=0.502+/-0.035 (K)
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:35.64 +55:09:43.3: 13.72 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:35.64 +55:09:43.3: 13.74 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.73 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
target,2461300.8773,12.29,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
target 20260917.3773 12.29CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.47 21:49:50.45 +55:10:30.6
98.93590 0.99972 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.3" and 6.9 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" ZTF J214950.48+551031.0
Type: RS
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
14.069 g Y 0.051 g 2458211.01210 2.776482300000
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:49:50.45 +55:10:30.6: 13.69 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:49:50.45 +55:10:30.6: 13.73 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.71 +/- 0.04
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ZTF J214950.48+551031.0,2461300.8773,12.47,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ZTF J214950.48+551031.0 20260917.3773 12.47CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.51 21:48:39.73 +55:01:43.0
98.71257 0.99367 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 2.3" and 7.1 pix
The object was found in VSX 9" Gaia DR3 2174721372828953088
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
17.080 G 17.260 G 1.279540000000 K
ATTENTION: measured mag 12.51 is 4.6 mag brighter than the VSX record maximum brightness 17.08 - possible unusual activity of a known variable! (Alternatively, this may be a new object that coincides with the known variable's position just by chance.)
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 21:48:39.73 +55:01:43.0: 13.69 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 21:48:39.73 +55:01:43.0: 13.65 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.67 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2174721372828953088,2461300.8773,12.51,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2174721372828953088 20260917.3773 12.51CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.60 20:40:37.44 +51:10:47.2
88.88678 5.70505 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 4.4" and 8.5 pix
The object was found in VSX 2" ASASSN-V J204037.68+511047.3
Type: SRS
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
14.210 V 14.340 V 2457613.77000 27.816000000000
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:40:37.44 +51:10:47.2: 13.65 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:40:37.44 +51:10:47.2: 13.78 +/- 0.05 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.71 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
ASASSN-V J204037.68+511047.3,2461300.8773,12.60,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
ASASSN-V J204037.68+511047.3 20260917.3773 12.60CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Mean magnitude and position on the discovery images:
2026 09 17.3773 2461300.8773 12.61 20:38:02.51 +50:49:59.1
88.36252 5.81956 galactic Cyg Second-epoch detections are separated by 1.8" and 8.0 pix
The object was found in VSX 1" Gaia DR3 2180433095214533760
Type: ROT
# Max. Min./Amp. JD0 Period
13.240 G 13.260 G K
The object was not found in astcheck.
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits at 20:38:02.51 +50:49:59.1: 13.64 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry on wcs_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-56-26_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0459.fits at 20:38:02.51 +50:49:59.1: 13.63 +/- 0.04 detection
Forced photometry reference-image weighted average: 13.64 +/- 0.03
Check this position in TNS.Manually check the ASAS-SN list of transients!Search this object in SIMBAD.Search this object in VizieR catalogs.WISE atlasAladin LiteSNAD ZTF viewer
Online MPChecker may fail to identify bright comets! Please manually check the Seiichi Yoshida's and Gideon van Buitenen's pages.
Don't forget to copy the leading white spaces and change the observatory code!
The code 'C32' is 'Ka-Dar Observatory, TAU Station, Nizhny Arkhyz', the code '500' is the geocenter.
Make sure there are no trailing white spaces after the observatory code.
The string should be exactly 80 characters long to conform to the MPC format.
Mean position:
You may copy/paste the above measurements to the following online services: MPChecker (in case the button does not work) NEOCMTChecker (NEO's and comets) sat_id2 (artificial satellites; needs at least two observations to work) fitsblink_satellites (art. sat.; you'll need to save the astrometry as a text file and upload it)
Here is a stub line for reporting a new transient to the TOCP.
Don't forget to set the constellation name and the number of days since the last non-detection!
Don't forget to change the observer code for the AAVSO and VSNET format data!
**** AAVSO file format ****
#TYPE=EXTENDED
#OBSCODE=SKA
#SOFTWARE=VaST 1.0rc90 transient pipeline
#DELIM=,
#DATE=JD
#NAME,DATE,MAG,MERR,FILT,TRANS,MTYPE,CNAME,CMAG,KNAME,KMAG,AMASS,GROUP,CHART,NOTES
Gaia DR3 2180433095214533760,2461300.8773,12.61,0.05,CV,NO,STD,ENSEMBLE,na,na,na,na,1,na,NMW-TexasTech Camera-1 135mm f/2.2 telephoto lens + QHY600M CMOS
**** VSNET file format ****
# Here are some valid formatiing examples:
#CETFZ 20230815.9829 <13.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230818.9746 12.5CV NMW
#CETFZ 20230819.9732 12.6CV NMW
#TCPJ17453768-1756253 20230831.7290 12.7CV NMW
Gaia DR3 2180433095214533760 20260917.3773 12.61CV NMW
The AAVSO data should be submitted to https://www.aavso.org/webobs
The VSNET data, depending on how interesting the target is, should be e-mailed to
vsnet-alert@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-outburst-wanted@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
vsnet-obs@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
# Time-series data may be sent to vsnet-campaign-report@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
## VaST run with SExtractor config file default.sex.telephoto_lens_onlybrightstars_v1 ##
Images processed 4
Images used for photometry 4
Ref. image: 2461213.91388934 22.06.2026 09:55:50.039 /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/reference_imgs/Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits
First image: 2461213.91388934 22.06.2026 09:55:50.039 /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/reference_imgs/Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits
Last image: 2461300.87761825 17.09.2026 09:03:36.217 /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/workdir//img_2026-09-17_CI_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_040419_TTUQ1b1x1_1214032_CON9dN8e/fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013.fits
JD time system (TT/UTC/UNKNOWN): UTC
Transient candidates found: 0
FILTER key from ref. img. header: CV
Magnitude scale: instrumental
Estimated ref. image limiting mag.: -7.45
Magnitude-Size filter: Disabled
For each source choose aperture with the smallest scatter: YES
Photometric errors rescaling: NO
Number of identified bad images: 0
Number of SysRem iterations: 0
User-specified moving object: none
Computation time: 6 seconds
Number of parallel threads: 3
SExtractor parameter file: default.sex
Some important SExtractor parameters:
DETECT_MINAREA 10.0 # minimum number of pixels above threshold
DETECT_THRESH 10.0 # or , in mag.arcsec-2
ANALYSIS_THRESH 10.0 # or , in mag.arcsec-2
SATUR_LEVEL 55000.0 # level (in ADUs) at which arises saturation
GAIN 0.37 # detector gain in e-/ADU
VAST_SKIP_INDEX_VS_MAG is set - skipping the lib/index_vs_mag variability-index fitting
Total objects detected (at least 2 times): 29887
Objects passed selection criteria: 29675
Measurements per detected object (mean, median, min, max): 2.2 2.0 2 4
Measurements per selected object (mean, median, min, max): 2.2 2.0 2 4
Average stars detected per image: 17513.8
Average stars matched: 16900.5 (96.4985 %)
Memory usage VmPeak: 253896 kB
Software: VaST 1.0rc90 compiled with gcc (Gentoo 15.2.1_p20260214 p5) 15.2.1 20260214
VaST compiled on Fri Sep 11 14:55:52 CDT 2026
VaST build number 1.0rc89-210-g97d43bca
OpenMP enabled: Yes
SExtractor version 2.19.5 (2026-09-11)
GNU bash, version 5.3.9(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Processing completed on Thu Sep 17 04:05:34 CDT 2026
Host name: tau
############################################################
## VaST run with SExtractor config file default.sex.telephoto_lens_vSTL ##
Images processed 4
Images used for photometry 4
Ref. image: 2461213.91388934 22.06.2026 09:55:50.039 /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/reference_imgs/Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits
First image: 2461213.91388934 22.06.2026 09:55:50.039 /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/reference_imgs/Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-06-22_04-55-50_20.00sec_5.00C_LIGHT_0458.fits
Last image: 2461300.87761825 17.09.2026 09:03:36.217 /data_ssd/NMW-TexasTech/workdir//img_2026-09-17_CI_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_040419_TTUQ1b1x1_1214032_CON9dN8e/fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013.fits
JD time system (TT/UTC/UNKNOWN): UTC
Transient candidates found: 253
FILTER key from ref. img. header: CV
Magnitude scale: instrumental
Estimated ref. image limiting mag.: -7.18
Magnitude-Size filter: Disabled
For each source choose aperture with the smallest scatter: YES
Photometric errors rescaling: NO
Number of identified bad images: 0
Number of SysRem iterations: 0
User-specified moving object: none
Computation time: 34 seconds
Number of parallel threads: 3
SExtractor parameter file: default.sex
Some important SExtractor parameters:
DETECT_MINAREA 2.0 # minimum number of pixels above threshold
DETECT_THRESH 3.0 # or , in mag.arcsec-2
ANALYSIS_THRESH 3.0 # or , in mag.arcsec-2
SATUR_LEVEL 57000.0 # level (in ADUs) at which arises saturation
GAIN 0.83 # detector gain in e-/ADU
WEIGHT_TYPE BACKGROUND
VAST_SKIP_INDEX_VS_MAG is set - skipping the lib/index_vs_mag variability-index fitting
Total objects detected (at least 2 times): 190438
Objects passed selection criteria: 189783
Measurements per detected object (mean, median, min, max): 2.3 2.0 2 4
Measurements per selected object (mean, median, min, max): 2.3 2.0 2 4
Average stars detected per image: 117034
Average stars matched: 111602 (95.3584 %)
Memory usage VmPeak: 586228 kB
Software: VaST 1.0rc90 compiled with gcc (Gentoo 15.2.1_p20260214 p5) 15.2.1 20260214
VaST compiled on Fri Sep 11 14:55:52 CDT 2026
VaST build number 1.0rc89-210-g97d43bca
OpenMP enabled: Yes
SExtractor version 2.19.5 (2026-09-11)
GNU bash, version 5.3.9(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Processing completed on Thu Sep 17 04:07:22 CDT 2026
Host name: tau
############################################################
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Considering the candidate 238672_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 238672_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:56:19.59 +53:24:26.7 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 238680_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 238680_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 238698_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 238698_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:32:14.64 +48:38:21.3 in the exclusion list exclusion_list_tycho2.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 238897_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 238897_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 239196_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 239196_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:37:09.67 +51:04:55.4 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 239418_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 239418_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 239697_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 239697_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:40:05.27 +51:14:11.7 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 239713_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 239713_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 20:27:03.51 +53:51:31.6 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 240036_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 240036_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 20:31:21.57 +54:52:51.6 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 127979_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 127979_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149764_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149764_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 113361_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 113361_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 147814_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147814_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 124730_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124730_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148570_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148570_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63605_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63605_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 113659_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 113659_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 80199_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 80199_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146585_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146585_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 127719_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 127719_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62208_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62208_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148393_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148393_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 118153_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 118153_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63494_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63494_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 31594_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 31594_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:07:52.26 +50:06:56.2 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 61469_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61469_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 60275_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 60275_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149049_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149049_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 72663_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 72663_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61006_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61006_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 14759_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 14759_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 52808_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 52808_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 59736_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 59736_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 53063_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 53063_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 147533_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147533_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 25207_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 25207_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 69172_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 69172_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 32022_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 32022_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:07:27.26 +50:07:54.0 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 60312_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 60312_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146874_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146874_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 145572_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 145572_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149755_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149755_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63311_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63311_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 72567_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 72567_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 35139_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 35139_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148423_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148423_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 33649_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 33649_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62679_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62679_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 55468_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 55468_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 114557_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 114557_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 71844_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 71844_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 34063_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 34063_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:06:27.43 +50:12:58.8 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 126211_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126211_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 126818_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126818_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61082_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61082_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 29749_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 29749_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 53944_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 53944_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 35185_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 35185_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148507_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148507_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 55725_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 55725_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 229417_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 229417_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
Rejecting candidate due to large distance (41.1") between the two second-epoch detections
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Considering the candidate 61926_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61926_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 58242_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 58242_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 125124_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125124_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 125199_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125199_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61959_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61959_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 65402_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 65402_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64165_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 64165_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 67655_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 67655_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62446_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62446_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149852_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149852_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148822_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148822_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 113774_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 113774_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 147770_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147770_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62808_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62808_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 129210_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 129210_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 113998_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 113998_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 128012_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 128012_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 59925_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 59925_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 223202_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 223202_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 223055_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 223055_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 121954_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 121954_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 70012_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 70012_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 77910_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 77910_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 127878_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 127878_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 70296_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 70296_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62709_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62709_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150375_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150375_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 128473_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 128473_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 75390_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 75390_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 29940_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 29940_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:07:55.03 +50:02:36.6 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 62214_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62214_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61725_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61725_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61477_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61477_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 124303_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124303_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 65949_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 65949_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 59832_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 59832_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 119836_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 119836_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 70581_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 70581_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150724_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 150724_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 120562_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 120562_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 20:47:48.66 +54:02:36.6 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 58927_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 58927_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 114558_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 114558_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 13656_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 13656_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 35057_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 35057_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:06:02.67 +50:16:37.4 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 117883_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 117883_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64833_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 64833_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 149578_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149578_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 65251_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 65251_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 58970_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 58970_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62400_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62400_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 114420_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 114420_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62174_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62174_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 71879_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 71879_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63279_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63279_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 125775_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125775_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 124551_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124551_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 73666_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 73666_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 53811_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 53811_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 30280_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 30280_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:07:11.37 +50:03:22.4 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 148115_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148115_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 122557_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 122557_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 128584_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 128584_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63964_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63964_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63493_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63493_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 124240_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124240_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 65267_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 65267_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 59326_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 59326_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150437_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150437_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 117107_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 117107_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 122325_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 122325_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 144594_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 144594_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 125960_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125960_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 123709_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 123709_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 13183_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 13183_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 13408_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 13408_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 74971_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 74971_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 70051_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 70051_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63770_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63770_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 58844_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 58844_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 125322_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125322_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149775_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149775_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146897_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146897_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 126373_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126373_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64135_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 64135_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 145901_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 145901_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 83238_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 83238_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
Rejecting candidate due to large distance (18.9") between the two second-epoch detections
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Considering the candidate 63695_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63695_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 57841_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 57841_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:37:52.93 +51:04:03.8 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 146471_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146471_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62398_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62398_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64059_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 64059_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 75243_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 75243_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150644_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150644_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150447_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150447_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 60453_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 60453_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 31515_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 31515_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:07:11.11 +50:06:30.2 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 113027_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 113027_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 58567_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 58567_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 123861_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 123861_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 129491_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 129491_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 127050_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 127050_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64710_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 64710_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63212_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 63212_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 130136_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 130136_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 13031_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 13031_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 126575_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126575_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146152_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146152_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 147751_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147751_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62144_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62144_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61693_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61693_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 57716_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 57716_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
Rejecting candidate due to large distance (41.7") between the two second-epoch detections
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Considering the candidate 115368_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 115368_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 129847_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 129847_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
Rejecting candidate due to large distance (40.7") between the two second-epoch detections
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Considering the candidate 126688_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126688_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150287_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150287_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61999_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61999_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149206_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149206_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64994_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 64994_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 126909_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126909_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 62572_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 62572_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 124524_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124524_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63529_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 63529_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 125841_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125841_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 64079_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 64079_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150481_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150481_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 145778_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 145778_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 103572_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 103572_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
Rejecting candidate due to large distance (39.8") between the two second-epoch detections
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Considering the candidate 147271_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147271_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148982_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148982_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 147119_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147119_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 150915_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 150915_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148039_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148039_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 125121_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 125121_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 69517_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 69517_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 34623_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 34623_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148499_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148499_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 63948_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 63948_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
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Considering the candidate 34150_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 34150_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:06:59.05 +50:14:21.8 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 124121_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124121_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 113261_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 113261_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148771_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148771_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 57889_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 57889_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 148010_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 148010_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 17360_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 17360_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 20:57:14.88 +49:27:09.0 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 12875_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 12875_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 124844_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 124844_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 147303_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 147303_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 126474_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 126474_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146847_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146847_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 34045_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 34045_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:07:08.88 +50:14:04.3 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 31998_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 31998_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:06:57.44 +50:08:28.7 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 31168_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 31168_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:06:58.42 +50:05:49.4 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 145000_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 145000_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146647_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146647_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 54327_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 54327_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 61049_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 61049_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149700_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149700_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 149133_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 149133_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:49:03.32 +55:09:38.0 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 30810_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
The candidate 30810_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013 did not pass the final checks
**** FOUND 21:06:58.46 +50:04:45.8 in the exclusion list exclusion_list.txt ****
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Considering the candidate 149786_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 149786_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 146358_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 146358_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 59945_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 59945_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
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Considering the candidate 53269_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
Preparing report for the candidate 53269_fd_Cyg-02-Q1b1x1_2026-09-17_04-03-36_20.00sec_-0.00C_LIGHTs_0013
make_report_in_HTML.sh Phase 2 (HTML assembly): 15s
make_report_in_HTML.sh TOTAL: 324s
Prepared the HTML report for the field Cyg-02-Q1b1x1 with default.sex.telephoto_lens_vSTL
*------ done with default.sex.telephoto_lens_vSTL ------*
#### The local exclusion list is exclusion_list_local.txt ####
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########### Completed Cyg-02-Q1b1x1 ###########
The analysis was running at tau
We are allowed to update the exclusion list at tau host
Found ../exclusion_list_TTUQ1.txt
#### The exclusion list before filtering-out asteroids, bad pixels and adding Gaia sources ####
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21:38:11.68 +51:21:58.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:14.93 +50:51:09.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:16.60 +51:24:58.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:21.12 +51:22:14.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:29.15 +51:19:08.4 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:34.64 +51:16:30.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:47.84 +51:24:49.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:54.66 +51:16:02.8 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:55.83 +51:13:06.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:38:58.36 +51:19:10.1 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:04.17 +51:20:41.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:09.47 +51:25:52.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:09.62 +51:16:04.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:12.24 +51:18:35.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:12.39 +51:16:45.4 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:15.05 +51:16:22.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:15.49 +51:06:50.8 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:20.36 +51:06:53.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:23.28 +51:06:46.4 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:24.78 +51:16:39.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:28.48 +51:10:40.2 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:31.17 +51:19:00.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:33.28 +51:14:34.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:33.85 +51:21:52.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:36.46 +51:09:01.2 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:42.08 +51:18:48.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:44.89 +51:15:07.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:47.35 +51:14:48.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:39:58.84 +51:04:29.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:40:06.06 +51:09:46.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:01.66 +55:02:12.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:04.61 +55:02:46.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:06.90 +55:04:03.2 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:15.42 +55:01:26.1 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:38.37 +55:04:42.2 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:47.13 +55:06:40.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:47:55.41 +55:04:27.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:15.92 +55:03:44.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:16.62 +55:00:18.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:26.02 +55:09:55.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:26.02 +55:13:39.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:31.67 +55:09:06.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:32.85 +55:07:19.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:37.55 +55:09:17.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:37.79 +55:02:14.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:39.73 +55:01:43.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:45.90 +55:08:00.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:47.04 +55:03:57.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:51.90 +55:03:37.1 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:48:53.74 +54:57:43.4 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:01.19 +55:09:32.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:06.35 +55:11:21.7 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:13.30 +55:03:28.2 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:13.32 +55:10:54.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:20.20 +55:12:34.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:21.60 +55:06:56.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:22.00 +55:05:19.8 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:26.64 +55:12:14.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:28.66 +55:05:42.2 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:29.54 +55:02:17.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:29.77 +55:07:42.8 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:35.64 +55:09:43.3 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:41.45 +55:12:23.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:43.41 +55:12:55.1 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:50.45 +55:10:30.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:53.76 +55:12:22.4 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:57.42 +55:09:58.0 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:49:59.69 +55:06:39.1 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:01.69 +55:13:18.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:03.51 +55:05:28.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:09.12 +55:03:22.9 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:12.32 +55:10:18.5 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:21.40 +55:04:26.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:27.15 +55:07:23.6 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:50:56.76 +55:04:43.4 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
21:51:03.36 +55:07:00.1 -- does not seem to be a hot pixel (will add it to exclusion list)
renamed 'exclusion_list_index_html.txt_nohotpixels' -> 'exclusion_list_index_html.txt'
# Count candidates with no identification (that also don't look like hot pix)
20:20:59.45 +53:25:45.5 -- a known variable star
20:21:13.38 +53:13:16.8 -- not a known variable star
20:21:13.52 +53:25:35.1 -- not a known variable star
20:21:15.41 +51:11:19.5 -- not a known variable star
20:21:20.57 +53:23:17.5 -- a known variable star
20:21:31.67 +53:12:18.5 -- not a known variable star
20:21:37.75 +51:11:37.8 -- not a known variable star
20:21:40.62 +51:27:43.9 -- not a known variable star
20:21:44.69 +53:14:36.6 -- not a known variable star
20:21:44.88 +53:15:15.3 -- not a known variable star
20:21:44.95 +53:18:47.8 -- a known variable star
20:21:45.23 +53:16:57.5 -- not a known variable star
20:21:53.11 +51:07:51.8 -- a known variable star
20:21:53.46 +53:17:28.8 -- not a known variable star
20:21:56.66 +53:14:15.7 -- a known variable star
20:21:57.64 +51:28:11.9 -- not a known variable star
20:22:02.13 +53:12:57.3 -- not a known variable star
20:22:04.18 +53:17:08.8 -- not a known variable star
20:22:11.96 +51:28:06.5 -- not a known variable star
20:22:15.80 +51:21:43.1 -- not a known variable star
20:22:25.94 +51:16:01.3 -- a known variable star
20:22:28.95 +51:20:09.6 -- not a known variable star
20:22:30.21 +51:24:58.7 -- not a known variable star
20:22:32.90 +51:15:10.3 -- a known variable star
20:22:36.02 +51:20:14.5 -- not a known variable star
20:24:05.46 +53:43:20.3 -- a known variable star
20:24:14.18 +53:42:12.7 -- not a known variable star
20:24:20.31 +53:47:43.4 -- not a known variable star
20:24:27.90 +53:36:15.8 -- not a known variable star
20:24:39.98 +53:48:35.9 -- not a known variable star
20:24:48.49 +53:50:51.8 -- not a known variable star
20:24:50.27 +53:50:09.0 -- not a known variable star
20:25:00.83 +53:55:06.8 -- not a known variable star
20:25:17.24 +53:57:59.5 -- not a known variable star
20:25:18.25 +54:01:55.4 -- not a known variable star
20:25:21.35 +54:01:51.3 -- not a known variable star
20:25:23.89 +53:50:10.7 -- not a known variable star
20:25:30.55 +53:55:56.9 -- not a known variable star
20:25:34.85 +53:52:56.8 -- not a known variable star
20:25:39.86 +54:08:03.9 -- not a known variable star
20:25:40.26 +54:00:51.4 -- not a known variable star
20:25:46.20 +54:06:21.0 -- not a known variable star
20:25:46.90 +53:51:54.3 -- not a known variable star
20:25:49.71 +54:01:56.5 -- not a known variable star
20:25:56.43 +53:52:42.9 -- not a known variable star
20:25:57.07 +54:06:05.1 -- not a known variable star
20:26:01.57 +54:04:24.9 -- not a known variable star
20:26:02.10 +53:58:23.0 -- not a known variable star
20:26:04.23 +53:54:27.7 -- not a known variable star
20:26:09.80 +53:57:37.2 -- not a known variable star
20:26:17.76 +53:56:07.8 -- not a known variable star
20:26:19.70 +53:58:41.9 -- not a known variable star
20:26:22.12 +53:55:01.2 -- not a known variable star
20:26:32.32 +53:59:51.8 -- not a known variable star
20:26:32.83 +53:55:07.4 -- a known variable star
20:26:33.04 +53:54:26.6 -- not a known variable star
20:26:34.25 +53:51:50.4 -- a known variable star
20:26:45.87 +54:00:34.4 -- not a known variable star
20:26:52.06 +54:05:13.4 -- not a known variable star
20:26:53.23 +53:57:37.3 -- not a known variable star
20:27:04.49 +53:57:07.1 -- not a known variable star
20:28:26.89 +53:49:47.4 -- not a known variable star
20:30:25.34 +48:54:00.8 -- a known variable star
20:30:27.90 +48:55:25.1 -- not a known variable star
20:30:36.55 +48:54:22.6 -- not a known variable star
20:30:45.44 +48:54:55.2 -- not a known variable star
20:30:49.60 +48:53:53.7 -- not a known variable star
20:37:46.66 +49:34:29.8 -- not a known variable star
20:37:50.03 +50:01:23.0 -- not a known variable star
20:38:02.51 +50:49:59.1 -- a known variable star
20:38:06.42 +50:01:35.2 -- a known variable star
20:38:12.02 +50:52:01.4 -- not a known variable star
20:38:25.05 +50:53:30.2 -- not a known variable star
20:38:26.37 +50:00:02.3 -- not a known variable star
20:38:56.71 +50:52:08.1 -- not a known variable star
20:38:57.92 +50:57:15.4 -- not a known variable star
20:39:13.65 +50:56:35.4 -- not a known variable star
20:39:15.39 +51:43:00.2 -- not a known variable star
20:39:34.72 +51:03:54.0 -- not a known variable star
20:39:37.34 +51:07:36.4 -- a known variable star
20:39:37.79 +51:09:34.5 -- not a known variable star
20:39:39.41 +51:13:52.9 -- not a known variable star
20:40:14.72 +51:36:50.8 -- a known variable star
20:40:16.47 +51:17:55.6 -- not a known variable star
20:40:16.75 +51:06:21.9 -- not a known variable star
20:40:32.80 +51:38:29.7 -- not a known variable star
20:40:37.44 +51:10:47.2 -- a known variable star
20:42:38.54 +52:05:36.0 -- not a known variable star
20:43:34.16 +52:00:17.1 -- a known variable star
21:06:32.86 +50:12:55.2 -- not a known variable star
21:07:44.85 +50:01:26.7 -- a known variable star
21:36:37.30 +51:15:33.6 -- a known variable star
21:36:38.43 +51:19:53.1 -- not a known variable star
21:36:47.73 +51:16:21.6 -- a known variable star
21:37:18.81 +51:25:38.6 -- not a known variable star
21:37:24.56 +51:21:26.1 -- not a known variable star
21:37:25.28 +51:16:23.1 -- not a known variable star
21:37:26.49 +51:12:20.9 -- not a known variable star
21:37:32.53 +51:17:40.1 -- not a known variable star
21:37:40.50 +51:14:31.6 -- not a known variable star
21:37:50.65 +51:20:27.8 -- not a known variable star
21:37:55.41 +51:18:38.6 -- not a known variable star
21:37:55.81 +51:16:39.5 -- not a known variable star
21:37:58.71 +51:21:51.7 -- not a known variable star
21:38:01.55 +51:21:53.7 -- not a known variable star
21:38:08.89 +50:52:11.6 -- not a known variable star
21:38:09.21 +51:16:40.8 -- a known variable star
21:38:09.32 +51:20:55.4 -- a known variable star
21:38:11.44 +51:23:37.3 -- a known variable star
21:38:11.68 +51:21:58.9 -- not a known variable star
21:38:14.93 +50:51:09.5 -- a known variable star
21:38:16.60 +51:24:58.7 -- not a known variable star
21:38:21.12 +51:22:14.7 -- a known variable star
21:38:29.15 +51:19:08.4 -- not a known variable star
21:38:34.64 +51:16:30.9 -- not a known variable star
21:38:47.84 +51:24:49.3 -- not a known variable star
21:38:54.66 +51:16:02.8 -- not a known variable star
21:38:55.83 +51:13:06.3 -- not a known variable star
21:38:58.36 +51:19:10.1 -- not a known variable star
21:39:04.17 +51:20:41.6 -- not a known variable star
21:39:09.47 +51:25:52.3 -- a known variable star
21:39:09.62 +51:16:04.6 -- not a known variable star
21:39:12.24 +51:18:35.9 -- not a known variable star
21:39:12.39 +51:16:45.4 -- not a known variable star
21:39:15.05 +51:16:22.0 -- not a known variable star
21:39:15.49 +51:06:50.8 -- not a known variable star
21:39:20.36 +51:06:53.7 -- not a known variable star
21:39:23.28 +51:06:46.4 -- a known variable star
21:39:24.78 +51:16:39.7 -- not a known variable star
21:39:28.48 +51:10:40.2 -- not a known variable star
21:39:31.17 +51:19:00.0 -- a known variable star
21:39:33.28 +51:14:34.0 -- not a known variable star
21:39:33.85 +51:21:52.0 -- a known variable star
21:39:36.46 +51:09:01.2 -- not a known variable star
21:39:42.08 +51:18:48.7 -- not a known variable star
21:39:44.89 +51:15:07.5 -- not a known variable star
21:39:47.35 +51:14:48.0 -- a known variable star
21:39:58.84 +51:04:29.9 -- not a known variable star
21:40:06.06 +51:09:46.6 -- a known variable star
21:47:01.66 +55:02:12.9 -- not a known variable star
21:47:04.61 +55:02:46.5 -- not a known variable star
21:47:06.90 +55:04:03.2 -- a known variable star
21:47:15.42 +55:01:26.1 -- not a known variable star
21:47:38.37 +55:04:42.2 -- a known variable star
21:47:47.13 +55:06:40.7 -- not a known variable star
21:47:55.41 +55:04:27.6 -- not a known variable star
21:48:15.92 +55:03:44.9 -- a known variable star
21:48:16.62 +55:00:18.5 -- not a known variable star
21:48:26.02 +55:09:55.9 -- not a known variable star
21:48:26.02 +55:13:39.9 -- a known variable star
21:48:31.67 +55:09:06.7 -- not a known variable star
21:48:32.85 +55:07:19.3 -- a known variable star
21:48:37.55 +55:09:17.9 -- not a known variable star
21:48:37.79 +55:02:14.9 -- not a known variable star
21:48:39.73 +55:01:43.0 -- a known variable star
21:48:45.90 +55:08:00.7 -- not a known variable star
21:48:47.04 +55:03:57.6 -- not a known variable star
21:48:51.90 +55:03:37.1 -- not a known variable star
21:48:53.74 +54:57:43.4 -- a known variable star
21:49:01.19 +55:09:32.3 -- a known variable star
21:49:06.35 +55:11:21.7 -- not a known variable star
21:49:13.30 +55:03:28.2 -- not a known variable star
21:49:13.32 +55:10:54.9 -- a known variable star
21:49:20.20 +55:12:34.3 -- a known variable star
21:49:21.60 +55:06:56.5 -- not a known variable star
21:49:22.00 +55:05:19.8 -- not a known variable star
21:49:26.64 +55:12:14.9 -- not a known variable star
21:49:28.66 +55:05:42.2 -- not a known variable star
21:49:29.54 +55:02:17.6 -- not a known variable star
21:49:29.77 +55:07:42.8 -- not a known variable star
21:49:35.64 +55:09:43.3 -- not a known variable star
21:49:41.45 +55:12:23.5 -- not a known variable star
21:49:43.41 +55:12:55.1 -- not a known variable star
21:49:50.45 +55:10:30.6 -- a known variable star
21:49:53.76 +55:12:22.4 -- not a known variable star
21:49:57.42 +55:09:58.0 -- a known variable star
21:49:59.69 +55:06:39.1 -- not a known variable star
21:50:01.69 +55:13:18.5 -- not a known variable star
21:50:03.51 +55:05:28.6 -- a known variable star
21:50:09.12 +55:03:22.9 -- not a known variable star
21:50:12.32 +55:10:18.5 -- not a known variable star
21:50:21.40 +55:04:26.6 -- not a known variable star
21:50:27.15 +55:07:23.6 -- not a known variable star
21:50:56.76 +55:04:43.4 -- not a known variable star
21:51:03.36 +55:07:00.1 -- not a known variable star
Found 141 unidentified candidates (excluding asteroids, hot pixels and known variable stars).
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185 candidates found (excluding asteroids and hot pixels)
This does not look like a test run
ERROR: too many candidates -- 185 (excluding asteroids and hot pixels, 141 new), not updating the exclusion list!
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Not allowed to update the exclusion list IS_THIS_TEST_RUN=NO ALLOW_EXCLUSION_LIST_UPDATE= NO
The observatory MPC code is V36
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Positions of planets computed with util/planet_finder/main.py for JD(UT)2461300.87701928 -observatory V36
12:38:40.58 -04:12:55.4 Mercury (-0.4mag)
13:58:10.59 -17:56:53.8 Venus (-4.8mag)
07:40:43.67 +22:13:09.4 Mars (1.2mag)
09:17:08.99 +16:22:45.4 Jupiter (-1.8mag)
00:49:13.83 +02:21:15.5 Saturn (0.4mag)
04:13:37.89 +21:01:51.7 Uranus (5.7mag)
00:12:45.78 -00:09:49.0 Neptune (7.7mag)
20:24:58.27 -23:41:36.2 Pluto (14.5mag)
16:18:29.03 -26:52:32.2 Moon (-9.9mag)
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Positions of selected moons from JPL HORIZONS for JD(UT)2461300.87701928:
09:17:14.74 +16:22:17.0 Io (6.0mag)
09:17:14.61 +16:22:18.0 Europa (6.2mag)
09:16:55.57 +16:23:56.1 Ganymede (5.6mag)
09:17:25.88 +16:21:19.9 Callisto (6.8mag)
09:15:20.46 +16:42:58.7 Himalia (15.7mag)
09:17:13.05 +16:22:26.2 Thebe (16.5mag)
09:14:48.78 +16:37:07.9 Elara (17.7mag)
09:20:45.12 +15:47:42.8 Pasiphae (17.9mag)
09:17:30.01 +16:43:19.9 Carme (18.9mag)
00:49:24.71 +02:20:48.0 Titan (8.3mag)
00:49:13.88 +02:20:55.0 Rhea (9.6mag)
00:49:00.08 +02:22:16.3 Iapetus (11.0mag)
00:49:00.38 +02:21:30.3 Hyperion (14.3mag)
00:47:50.67 +02:10:08.3 Phoebe (16.3mag)
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Positions of selected spacecraft from JPL HORIZONS for JD(UT)2461300.87701928:
23:29:15.06 +10:52:32.2 JWST
16:47:28.62 +43:04:58.8 Chandra
12:08:47.89 -61:37:29.7 XMM-Newton
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Positions of bright comets computed with util/comet_finder/main.py for JD(UT)2461300.87701928 -observatory V36
03:45:14.47 +19:44:46.2 17.3mag P/1996 R2 (Lagerkvist)
18:07:22.76 -34:01:03.0 14.5mag P/2010 H2 (Vales)
07:26:41.63 -70:52:53.8 17.3mag C/2014 UN271 (Bernardinelli-Bernstein)
06:16:32.55 +33:58:06.5 17.7mag C/2017 K2 (PANSTARRS)
05:02:35.96 +46:47:02.5 16.2mag P/2021 N1 (ZTF)
22:05:46.69 +27:22:24.6 17.5mag C/2022 E2 (ATLAS)
07:17:23.52 +25:47:48.6 16.9mag C/2022 N2 (PANSTARRS)
10:58:43.52 +26:53:19.8 17.1mag C/2022 QE78 (ATLAS)
09:54:57.11 +05:10:33.8 18.0mag C/2022 R6 (PANSTARRS)
15:27:37.24 -16:31:46.6 15.0mag C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS)
08:46:44.52 +33:33:43.3 15.9mag C/2024 E1 (Wierzchos)
15:08:14.62 +15:12:51.5 18.0mag C/2024 G6 (ATLAS)
18:28:32.13 +42:43:44.2 13.7mag C/2024 J3 (ATLAS)
20:13:11.25 +48:37:19.8 17.4mag C/2024 R4 (PANSTARRS)
05:40:23.64 -13:11:04.3 15.0mag C/2024 T5 (ATLAS)
07:14:26.95 +16:28:29.9 17.8mag C/2025 J1 (Borisov)
11:34:33.63 +17:58:06.8 16.6mag C/2025 V2 (Rankin)
13:28:13.36 -00:42:30.9 16.7mag C/2025 Y1 (ATLAS)
17:11:10.02 +72:11:11.8 15.9mag C/2026 A2 (Bok)
02:59:32.10 +45:41:19.2 17.5mag C/2026 B2 (Sun-Gao)
12:22:42.31 +12:06:30.9 17.6mag A/2026 E1
22:34:33.46 -35:08:40.2 13.6mag 10P/Tempel
01:35:10.80 +38:46:01.6 17.5mag 11P/Tempel-Swift-LINEAR
11:54:58.08 -06:14:22.4 16.3mag 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann
12:28:51.85 -08:14:51.6 17.8mag 63P/Wild
06:58:06.86 +18:24:57.4 17.1mag 78P/Gehrels
03:16:09.00 +15:01:42.7 17.3mag 88P/Howell
06:12:30.58 +32:23:52.0 17.3mag 112P/Urata-Niijima
08:00:54.07 +22:02:48.4 17.8mag 114P/Wiseman-Skiff
10:50:09.36 +18:41:15.5 14.8mag 123P/West-Hartley
13:09:11.46 -24:46:35.9 17.5mag 124P/Mrkos
06:29:02.26 +20:17:50.4 15.8mag 128P/Shoemaker-Holt
01:38:26.37 -15:30:24.0 14.5mag 161P/Hartley-IRAS
09:32:31.72 +08:40:44.9 12.5mag 169P/NEAT
03:30:55.01 +07:31:24.8 14.6mag 220P/McNaught
05:14:14.68 +39:18:26.8 15.3mag 260P/McNaught
08:58:10.50 +34:32:52.6 17.3mag 295P/LINEAR
15:32:12.16 -01:22:11.5 17.9mag 391P/Kowalski
09:36:20.51 +16:20:25.1 17.8mag 450P/LONEOS
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List of recent ASAS-SN transients from https://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/asassn/transients.html :
16:21:12.24 +57:37:51.30 SN 2026aafh 2026-09-14.11 15.02
23:36:00.27 -19:28:18.00 SN 2026aaks 2026-09-14.44 16.89
16:35:24.86 -05:32:38.20 SN2026aasi 2026-09-12.99 16.58
16:46:08.71 +37:25:21.80 SN2026aafk 2026-09-13.25 17.4
23:48:37.86 +50:25:24.60 SN2026aafs 2026-09-13.47 17
21:20:27.02 +02:10:42.50 SN2026aagh -------
08:02:26.85 -24:37:44.10 ASASSN-26fe 2026-09-13.34 13.67
02:29:34.91 +23:06:56.30 SN2026aars 2026-09-12.27 16.93
02:47:25.52 -32:58:34.50 SN 2026znh 2026-09-9.92 16.26
04:59:14.53 -83:27:58.80 ASASSN-26fd 2026-09-9.11 17.27
17:52:06.79 -23:43:20.70 ASASSN-26fc 2026-09-8.79 12.14
03:52:53.26 -14:19:28.70 SN 2026zfw 2026-09-8 17.78
01:53:26.46 +10:07:25.10 SN2026aacj 2026-09-7.17 16.27
20:04:34.47 +62:38:38.10 SN2026zji 2026-09-7.14 15.87
22:37:05.59 +34:24:35.70 SN2026aaiv 2026-09-7.22 13.48
22:24:21.29 -10:25:31.60 ASASSN-26fb 2026-09-5.3 13.93
00:44:54.28 +41:33:10.50 AT2026aabo 2026-09-3.29 15.02
00:52:12.40 -58:22:08.60 SN 2026zhl 2026-08-31.92 16.51
19:53:57.87 +61:00:19.70 ASASSN-26fa 2026-08-31.18 14.63
00:21:50.96 -09:29:16.30 AT2026zwp 2026-08-31.41 15.59
19:45:06.20 +18:22:48.80 V488 2026-08-30.13 9.37
18:25:12.79 -22:25:29.10 V8055 2026-08-30 10.76
17:17:45.96 +64:31:40.10 ASASSN-26ez 2026-08-25.13 10.87
19:02:47.09 +58:08:21.00 AT2026zwo 2026-08-24.16 15.78
04:20:07.58 -42:26:59.90 AT2026zjy 2026-08-23.03 15.91
03:08:18.02 +11:54:46.50 SN2026ymb 2026-08-23.4 16.44
20:22:32.48 -50:45:14.30 SN2026yid 2026-08-22.82 15.13
04:24:28.39 -56:20:21.60 ASASSN-26ey 2026-08-20.02 15.55
16:46:37.81 -63:14:59.80 ASASSN-26ex 2026-08-18.78 3.63
21:28:47.85 +20:31:03.60 SN 2026sfn 2026-08-16.3 17.09
23:01:28.67 -61:00:39.00 SN 2026yib 2026-08-14.85 17.36
00:22:23.20 -32:16:02.70 SN 2026whu 2026-08-14.96 16.5
19:56:21.71 -37:24:19.90 ASASSN-26ew 2026-08-13.82 14.73
13:53:14.21 +00:26:52.00 SN 2026wkv 2026-08-10.12 15.83
05:21:07.61 +23:38:20.10 TCP J05210763+2338194 2026-08-10.59 9.34
01:28:20.49 +40:13:27.10 SN2026wpd 2026-08-9.34 16.37
23:47:50.89 +49:28:51.30 SN2026wjs 2026-08-9.24 17.09
16:03:20.92 +17:43:23.70 AT2026xau 2026-08-9.3 17.71
01:10:22.05 -09:34:08.50 SN2026weo 2026-08-7.46 15.76
00:56:54.35 -35:55:29.40 AT2026wdy 2026-08-5.05 16.08
22:08:07.63 -53:03:58.90 AT2026wek 2026-08-3.82 17.17
14:51:51.34 +66:13:24.60 ASASSN-26ev 2026-08-2.15 14.02
12:06:50.79 -36:16:06.20 SN2026wgm 2026-08-1.73 15.61
16:56:36.90 -59:29:26.00 ASASSN-26er 2026-07-25.82 15.09
01:21:27.83 -10:37:05.00 SN2026vbh 2026-07-25.61 15.97
21:17:31.59 +22:25:50.90 ASASSN-26eq 2026-07-24.37 15.13
18:53:36.89 +16:56:43.60 ASASSN-26ep 2026-07-23.47 -4.06
12:18:47.98 -30:48:47.50 ASASSN-26et 2026-07-22.76 13.98
13:00:47.82 +15:42:17.60 SN2026uwk 2026-07-21.75 16.38
18:52:31.11 -32:28:00.90 ASASSN-26en 2026-07-21.77 14.63
14:42:58.01 -62:32:59.10 ASASSN-26es 2026-07-20.79 15.36
20:12:45.57 -32:53:13.00 ASASSN-26em 2026-07-20.94 16.83
18:54:24.33 -46:11:51.70 ASASSN-26eu 2026-07-20.93 14.86
03:18:56.99 -80:55:10.40 AT2026ugi 2026-07-20.03 17.12
18:43:58.40 +24:22:41.80 ASASSN-26eo 2026-07-19.36 16.16
04:50:01.03 -02:22:33.80 ASASSN-26ej 2026-07-16.17 17.02
18:34:55.28 -31:41:00.90 ASASSN-26ek 2026-07-16.24 15.73
17:07:43.61 -44:21:53.50 ASASSN-26el 2026-07-15.86 16.01
14:45:08.35 +24:13:12.30 ASASSN-26ei 2026-07-16.17 16.46
10:00:46.44 -32:36:31.10 AT 2023mhb 2026-07-14.73 16.67
14:39:37.45 -11:22:36.20 AT 2026unl 2026-07-15.27 17.11
10:49:42.57 -11:25:55.80 ASASSN-26eh 2026-07-14.72 16.58
19:33:53.06 -07:15:00.80 ASASSN-22le 2026-07-14.15 15.5
02:45:40.52 -27:55:30.30 ASASSN-26ef 2026-07-12.35 15.86
23:26:43.80 +04:42:39.70 SN 2026qtn 2026-07-12.22 16.47
02:19:17.26 +28:57:15.40 ASASSN-26ec 2026-07-11.53 2.78
18:31:15.56 -05:34:31.50 AT2026stb 2026-07-11.28 -1.29
13:36:08.24 +23:29:05.00 AT2026pjf 2026-07-10.18 -0.72
17:33:39.82 +04:22:36.70 SN2026pir 2026-07-9.86 -0.66
11:21:41.26 -50:33:36.30 ASASSN-26ed 2026-07-8.8 -1.3
23:41:42.11 +26:29:49.10 AT2026qil 2026-07-9.3 16.15
20:21:30.50 -32:03:40.10 ASASSN-26ee 2026-07-7.22 15.53
19:37:44.09 -05:35:42.80 AT2026ryu 2026-07-7.17 14.88
11:06:55.46 -04:07:04.50 AT2026qqg 2026-07-5.01 16.82
19:07:23.69 -74:13:37.30 AT2026qly 2026-07-5.02 17.31
17:57:43.80 +27:18:40.10 ASASSN-26ea 2026-07-5.07 16.67
19:59:01.43 -32:07:34.30 ASASSN-26eb 2026-07-4.97 15.52
18:46:50.35 -57:44:13.20 SN 2026qqp 2026-07-5.03 -0.92
19:17:31.69 -39:55:29.90 ASASSN-26dz 2026-07-5.14 15.91
19:14:31.37 +12:03:52.90 AT 2026rdg 2026-07-3.43 11.81
04:05:50.09 -70:24:34.40 AT 2026qpr 2026-06-30.4 15.96
13:45:37.49 -05:59:35.80 SN 2026pub 2026-06-30.09 16.01
16:41:15.63 +39:17:14.70 SN 2026pel 2026-06-26.38 16.07
10:14:40.19 -35:38:21.30 ASASSN-26dy 2026-06-25.99 15.63
14:47:21.56 -40:15:51.30 ASASSN-26dv 2026-06-23.03 14.62
13:38:49.79 -77:21:06.70 ASASSN-26dw 2026-06-23.04 16.09
00:59:27.90 +33:08:13.20 SN 2026mke 2026-06-22.39 17.13
11:10:44.73 -30:20:45.50 SN 2026nmv 2026-06-22.06 16.56
21:36:15.68 -21:19:12.50 AT2026oxh 2026-06-22.15 17.14
17:31:38.38 -56:05:51.90 ASASSN-26dx 2026-06-22.02 14.72
14:10:13.44 -38:46:46.10 AT2026pvk 2026-06-22.06 16.53
20:56:47.23 -18:31:05.20 AT2026plb 2026-06-21.31 16.4
15:44:29.68 +21:00:59.30 SN2026ore 2026-06-21.29 17.57
23:50:05.98 -14:01:41.30 AT2026oxl 2026-06-21.52 17.64
17:36:54.73 -18:10:04.20 AT2026ouj 2026-06-20.92 15.15
00:34:04.08 -30:22:09.20 AT2026ntk 2026-06-18.09 17.34
20:49:13.39 +25:17:59.20 ASASSN-26du 2026-06-15.39 15.93
23:09:30.84 +32:40:42.00 SN2026oxc 2026-06-14.35 16.83
02:02:26.78 +32:04:21.30 AT2026ovz 2026-06-14.59 15.39
21:26:28.11 -72:31:19.50 AT2026nwc 2026-06-11 17.05
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Truncated list of TOCP transients from http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/unconf/tocp.html :
20:35:43.64 +61:31:32.9 TCP J20354364+6131329 2026-07-20.5443 14.4mag
21:17:31.48 +22:25:51.0 TCP J21173148+2225510 2026-07-23.5577 14.8mag
00:41:24.04 +40:49:02.8 PNV J00412404+4049028 2026-07-25.0157 18.7mag
00:43:04.26 +41:02:28.6 PNV J00430426+4102286 2026-07-26.1512 20mag
14:51:51.40 +66:13:24.0 TCP J14515140+6613240 2026-07-29.2561 13.5mag
00:43:06.15 +41:22:08.2 PNV J00430615+4122082 2026-07-30.0085 19.4mag
00:41:33.23 +41:10:12.2 PNV J00413323+4110122 2026-08-02.8913 17.1mag
05:21:07.63 +23:38:19.4 TCP J05210763+2338194 2026-08-06.4109 11.2mag
22:57:17.96 +47:07:41.8 TCP J22571796+4707418 2026-08-09.3289 14.3mag
09:13:38.17 +76:28:18.1 PSN J09133817+7628181 2026-08-09.8037 15.4mag
00:43:17.29 +41:26:48.6 PNV J00431729+4126486 2026-08-14.0920 16.8mag
00:42:52.82 +41:10:58.6 PNV J00425282+4110586 2026-08-17.7723 19.9mag
00:42:52.83 +41:10:59.6 PNV J00425283+4110596 2026-08-18.6119 19.3mag
18:25:12.76 -22:25:29.3 TCP J18251276-2225293 2026-08-19.1062 9.4mag
18:03:09.04 +12:18:14.0 TCP J18030904+1218140 2026-08-19.5199 14.9mag
19:45:06.48 +18:22:42.2 PNV J19450648+1822422 2026-08-25.1278 9.0mag
00:42:54.65 +41:22:59.3 PNV J00425465+4122593 2026-08-25.4712 18.9mag
00:42:50.38 +41:18:58.76 PNV J00425038+4118587 2026-09-04.1512 18.2mag
00:42:12.76 +41:16:28.4 PNV J00421276+4116284 2026-09-10.9176 18.67Cmag
17:52:06.80 -23:43:20.7 TCP J17520680-2343207 2026-09-08.7896 12.6mag
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Truncated list of recent TNS transients from https://www.wis-tns.org/ :
23:15:50.170 -00:21:47.12 AT 2026zta 2026-08-18.74 22.24
02:46:12.842 +06:11:52.33 AT 2026zsz 2026-08-23.78 19.3
22:38:13.667 +15:06:36.55 AT 2026zsy 2026-08-19.88 18.99
16:29:10.420 +50:17:23.09 SN 2026zsx 2026-08-23.92 18.643
00:30:37.105 +16:40:45.90 AT 2026zsw 2026-08-22.04 19.582
00:15:59.164 +45:15:18.02 AT 2026zsv 2026-08-15.37 21.2462
18:01:12.850 +23:06:59.14 AT 2026zsu 2026-08-12.17 20.552
16:34:01.788 +10:33:21.97 AT 2026zst 2026-08-05.18 20.8897
07:35:51.970 +14:30:02.34 AT 2026zss 2026-08-23.51 19.3532
12:34:19.746 +36:30:42.03 AT 2026zsr 2026-08-18.15 16.215
13:54:24.090 +08:32:46.11 AT 2026zsq 2026-08-17.15 19.6164
14:02:03.482 +00:12:24.13 AT 2026zsp 2026-08-18.15 20.1377
14:26:57.209 +16:14:29.77 AT 2026zso 2026-08-18.15 19.8733
15:19:36.047 +10:32:58.31 AT 2026zsn 2026-08-24.15 19.7907
14:53:08.508 -01:21:20.01 AT 2026zsm 2026-08-06.17 20.2832
23:26:24.962 -03:37:54.53 AT 2026zsl 2026-08-22.08 20.35
23:49:47.831 -44:13:09.26 AT 2026zsk 2026-08-23.60 17.63
03:00:56.094 +06:15:25.68 SN 2026zsj 2026-08-14.49 20.5067
01:07:44.807 +15:37:35.66 AT 2026zsi 2026-08-16.46 21.3122
01:56:39.058 -03:54:29.73 AT 2026zsh 2026-08-18.46 20.8101
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