2005IAUC.8634....2M

The discoveries of twelve supernovae have been reported: 2005kl by M. Migliardi (from unfiltered CROSS CCD images; cf. IAUC 7373, 8588; via A. Dimai, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy), 2005km by J. Burket and W. Li (LOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8632), and 2005kn-2005ku by J. Frieman on behalf of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey II collaboration (all found at mag > 20.4, with 2005kt and 2005ku predicted to peak around now at g = 18.2 and 17.5, respectively; details given on CBET 304). SN 2005 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2005kl Nov. 22.14 12 24 35.68 +39 23 03.5 14.6 6" W, 4" N 2005km Nov. 22.52 11 20 48.72 +32 17 25.2 17.5 3".5 E, 1".0 N 2005kt Nov. 7 1 10 58.05 + 0 16 34.1 20.5 – 2005ku Nov. 10 22 59 42.61 - 0 00 49.3 20.7 – Nothing is visible at the location of 2005kl on Palomar Sky Survey infrared, red, and blue plates. Additional approximate magnitudes for 2005kl in NGC 4369: 2003 May 5, [18.5; 2005 Nov. 23.15 UT, 14.7. Additional KAIT magnitudes for 2005km in UGC 6356: Mar. 17.20, [19.5; Nov. 23.54, 17.3. SNe 2005kr and 2005ks are type- Ib/c supernovae with broad lines similar to that seen in 1998bw; the rest appear to be type-Ia supernovae except for type-Ic supernova 2005kl (cf. CBET 305, 306).