2005IAUC.8476....1K

Further to IAUC 8473, H. G. Khandrika, S. Park, J. Graham, and W. Li report the LOSS/KAIT discovery of four apparent supernovae on unfiltered KAIT images. SN 2005Z was discovered independently by O. Trondal and M. Schwartz (cf. IAUC 8468) on unfiltered Tenagra II 0.81-m telescope images, and their data are tabulated below. SN 2005 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2005X Jan. 24.44 12 24 00.75 + 7 46 38.9 17.5 1".6 E, 1".8 N 2005Y Jan. 31.12 1 37 37.29 + 0 02 29.8 18.8 2".6 E, 5".1 N 2005Z Jan. 31.37 10 45 09.18 +22 04 38.3 16.7 5".6 W, 4".3 S 2005aa Feb. 1.38 9 08 04.21 +27 14 59.4 18.8 10".8 W, 0".6 S Additional approximate unfiltered CCD magnitudes, from LOSS/KAIT unless noted otherwise: SN 2005X (in a galaxy that is in turn 5".6 east and 27".7 south of NGC 4353), 2004 June 10.20 UT, [19.0; Dec. 1.43, [17.5; 2005 Feb. 2.45, 17.7. SN 2005Y in UGC 1159, 2004 Dec. 12.13, [20.0; 2005 Jan. 22.14, [19.0; Feb. 2.23, 18.5. SN 2005Z in NGC 3363, Jan. 15.45, [19.0 (T. Puckett and P. Wiggins); 20.45, [19.0; Feb. 1.46, 17.1; 2.36, 17.3. SN 2005aa in MCG +05-22-8, Jan. 22.39, [19.5; Feb. 2.35, 18.8. Li provides position end figures 09s.07, 37".3 for SN 2005Z.