2002IAUC.8012....1R

Further to IAUC 7981, A. Riess, Space Telescope Science Institute, on behalf of GOODS Team (+ N. Grogin, A. Hornschemeier, R. Lucas, and M. Richardson) and the Hubble Higher-z Supernova Team, reports the discovery of five additional apparent supernovae on CCD images taken during Oct. 31-Nov. 3 with the Hubble Space Telescope (+ ACS) during the GOODS observations of the Chandra Deep Field South. Each new object was detected independently in each of four separate z-band (F850lp) exposures, via subtraction of images taken during Sept. 19-22. None of objects was apparent in earlier ACS z-band imaging of the fields taken July 31-Aug. 4. Four of the five objects were detected also in two i-band (F775W) exposures, and three in two v-band (F606W) exposures. The offsets given below are to the center of the nearest visible galaxy. SN 2002 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2002hp Nov. 1.51 3 32 24.79 -27 46 17.8 24.4 0".01 W, 0".02 N 2002hq 1.51 3 32 30.12 -27 43 46.7 25.7 0".91 W, 0".18 S 2002hr 1.64 3 32 22.57 -27 41 52.2 23.5 0".03 E, 0".05 N 2002hs 2.23 3 32 18.59 -27 48 33.7 25.6 0".70 W, 0".35 S 2002ht 2.51 3 32 09.32 -27 41 29.3 25.5 0".34 E, 0".48 N Reference z-band limiting magnitudes: SN 2002hp, Sept. 20.33 UT, [27.5; SN 2002hq, Sept. 20.19, [27.5; SN 2002hr, Sept. 20.99, [28; SN 2002hs, Sept. 20.51, [28; SN 2002ht, Sept. 20.51, [28.