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Bright Supernovae - 2002.

Bright Supernovae - 2002

This data comes from IAU Circulars and occasionally more data will be provided on IAU's Astronomical Headlines page. An archive of the 2002 updates to this page is available. This is a list of the SN discovered in 2002. For supernovae that are still visible, please look at the main page. For more information, you can look at the following Supernova Catalogs:

  • IAU List of Supernovae since 1885

    2002 has turned out to be an interesting year.  First 2002ap, a rare Hypernova in a Messier galaxy!  It didn't get as bright as expected (only Mag 12.3, and not 10.0 as originally predicted), but it put on a good show until going into solar conjunction.  Next we had a supprise with 2002ao which dropped from a nice bright mag 13 to mag 16 in 3 days.  A very dramatic drop for a supernova. 

    For the year 2002, 334 supernovae were reported (307 last year) a new record.   64 in NGC and IC galaxies (63 last year), 122 got brighter than 18th Mag (94 last year).  9 extragalactic novae were also reported.   The brightest supernova reported for the year was 2002ap at mag 12.3 followed by 2002ao at mag 13.1, and 2002fk at mag 13.2.

    Possible supernova, IAUC 8992 2002/10/16.3, NGC 972, Mag 14.7

    2002lu, 2002lv, IAUC 8311 discovered 2002/09/23.7 by HST the brighest of which was mag 22.0. (References: IAUC 8312)
    2002lt, IAUC 8197 discovered 2003/01/09.7 by INAF at Mag 24.5 (= GRB 021211) (References: GCN 1734). (KAIT images) (RAPTOR image) (HST image)
    2002li - 2002ls, IAUC 8181 discovered 2002/06/04-07 by Omega and Lambda from Supernovae, and the Physics of Supernova Explosions the brighest of which was mag 18.3.
    2002lh, IAUC 8169 discovered 2002/04 by Nordic Optical Telescope near Abel 1961 type Ia currently at Mag < 27.
    2002lg, IAUC 8150 discovered 2002/07/04.2 by HST in Chandra deep field south currently at Mag < 26.5.
    2002le, 2002lf, IAUC 8149 discovered 2002/05/07 and 2002/05/13 by Nearby Supernova Factory currently at Mag < 19.4.
    2002kz - 2002ld, IAUC 8121 discovered 2002/11/03.3 by Subaru high-redshift supernova search group the brightest of which was Mag 24.3
    2002km - 2002ky, IAUC 8119 discovered 2002/11/03.3 by Subaru high-redshift supernova search group the brightest of which was Mag 23.4 (References: IAUC 8120, 8259)
    2002kl, IAUC 8083 discovered 2002/11/21.76 by HST at Mag < 28
    2002kk, IAUC 8066 discovered 2002/08/15.4 by Nearby Supernova Factory type Ia at Mag < 20.5 (8/26:19.0). (References: vsnet-campaign-sn 554)
    2002kj, IAUC 8053 discovered 2002/12/01.35 by Nearby Supernova Factory at mag 18.9 (References: vsnet-campaign-sn 541)
    2002kh - 2002ki, IAUC 8052 discovered 2002/11/22 by HST GOODS team the brightest of which is mag 24.2. (HST images)

    sn02kg_i.jpg 2002kg, IAUC 8051 discovered 2002/10/26 by Mike Schwartz, LOTOSS
  • Found in NGC 2403 at R.A. = 07h37m01s.83, Decl. = +65°34'29".3
  • Located 71".7 east and 96".0 south of the nucleus of NGC 2403 (Discovery image (mirror) (local mirror))
  • Mag 19:, Type IIn (References: vsnet-campaign-sn 540; SN 2004dj, 1954J)

  • sn02kf_i.jpg 2002kf, IAUC 8040 discovered 2002/12/27.1 by Steve Brady
  • Found in CGCG 233-023 at R.A. = 06h37m15s.31, Decl. = +49°51'10".2
  • Located 13".6 west and 10".6 north of the nucleus of CGCG 233-023 (Discovery image) (Odd Trondal image) (Rafael Ferrando image) (Josep M. Bosch image)
  • Mag 18.8 (1/3:15.8), Type Ia (CfA Spectrum) (References: IAUC 8041; vsnet-campaign-sn 524, 525)

  • 2002kb - 2002ke, IAUC 8038 discovered 2002/07/31, 2002/12/21 by HST GOODS team the brightest of which is mag 21.7.

    sn02ka_i.gif 2002ka, IAUC 8038 discovered 2002/11/19.5 by B. F. Madore
  • Found in an anonymous galaxy at R.A. = 9h30m41s.64, Decl. = -14°46'55.2" (near NGC 2902)
  • Located 2".4 west and 2".0 north of the diffuse nucleus of the host galaxy (LOTOSS image)
  • Mag 17.5 (11/19:14.8), Type Ia (References: IAUC 8056)

  • sn02jz_i.jpg 2002jz, IAUC 8037 discovered 2002/12/23.27 by Tim Puckett and D. Tigner
  • Found in UGC 2984 at R.A. = 04h13m12s.52, Decl. = +13°25'07".3
  • Located 1".9 west and 4".2 south of the center of UGC 2984 (Discovery image (local mirror)) (J. Nicolas image) (Toma Hynek image)
  • Mag 15.8*, Type Ic (References: CBET 2; vsnet-campaign-sn 522, 523)

  • sn02jy_i.jpg 2002jy, IAUC 8035 discovered 2002/12/17.952 by Ron Arbour; Tonny Vanmunster
  • Found in NGC 477 at R.A. = 01h21m16s.27, Decl. = +40°29'55".3
  • Located 46".4 west and 37".6 north of the center of NGC 477
  • Mag 17.9* (12/28:14.9), Type Ia (References: IAUC 8037, 8056)
  • SN 2002jy images sub-page

  • 2002jq - 2002jx, IAUC 8034 discovered 2002/11/06-2002/12/06 by ESSENCE project the brightest of which is mag 21.6. (Discovery images) (CSP/LCO 2002jv image) (CSP/LCO 2002jx image)

    sn02jp_i.gif 2002jp, IAUC 8031 discovered 2002/11/12.1 by LOTOSS
  • Found in NGC 3313 at R.A. = 10h37m26s.50, Decl. = -25°21'35".2
  • Located 13".6 east and 145".9 south of the nucleus of NGC 3313 (Discovery image) (Berto Monard prediscovery image) (Berto Monard image)
  • Mag 18.7 (12/7:16.7), Type Ic (References: IAUC 8041; vsnet-campaign-sn 518; 520)

  • sn02jo_i.jpg 2002jo, IAUC 8031 discovered 2002/12/11.20 by A. Dimai (CROSS)
  • Found in NGC 5708 at R.A. = 14h38m16s.42, Decl. = +40°27'14".0
  • Located 1" east and 10" south of the nucleus of NGC 5708 (Discovery image (local mirror)) (Toma Hynek image)
  • Mag 16.3*, Type Ia (References: vsnet-campaign-sn 518)

  • sn02jn_i.jpg 2002jn, IAUC 8030 discovered 2002/12/09.767 by Tom Boles
  • Found in UGC 11523 at R.A. = 20h11m59s.91, Decl. = +05°31'16".0
  • Located 10".0 west and 11".5 north of the center of UGC 11523 (Discovery image (mirror) (local mirror)) (Orbit Jet Obs image)
  • Mag 18.0, Type unknown (References: vsnet-campaign-sn 517)

  • sn02jm_i.gif 2002jm, IAUC 8030 discovered 2002/12/07.5 by LOTOSS
  • Found in IC 603 at R.A. = 10h19m25s.20, Decl. = -05°39'14".5
  • Located 2".6 east and 7".3 north of the nucleus of IC 603 (Discovery image) (CSP/LCO image)
  • Mag 17.5, Type Ia (References: IAUC 8031; vsnet-campaign-sn 517, 519)

  • 2002jl, IAUC 8027 discovered 2002/11/19 by Nearby Supernova Factory at mag 19.3. (CSP/LOC image)

    2002jk, IAUC 8026 discovered 2002/02/14.37 by Nearby Supernova Factory
  • Found in an anonymous galaxy at R.A. = 10h44m14s.39, Decl. = +15°58'09".9
  • Located 1" east and 5" south of the center of the apparent host galaxy
  • Mag 18.5* (2/23:17.6), Type unknown (References: vsnet-campaign-sn 513)

  • sn02jj_i.gif 2002jj, IAUC 8026 discovered 2002/12/03.4 by LOTOSS
  • Found in IC 340 at R.A. = 03h39m29s.55, Decl. = -13°06'55".8
  • Located 7".0 east and 1".5 south of the nucleus of IC 340 (Discovery image) (Orbit Jet Obs image)
  • Mag 16.5*, Type Ic (References: IAUC 8031; vsnet-campaign-sn 513, 519)

  • sn02ji_i.jpg 2002ji, IAUC 8025 discovered 2002/11/30.84 by BAO
  • Found in NGC 3655 at R.A. = 11h22m53s.15, Decl. = +16°35'10".0
  • Located 22".4 west and 14".0 south of the center of NGC 3655
  • Mag 17.1* (12/13:14.7), Type Ib/c (References: IAUC 8026, 8028)
  • SN 2002ji images sub-page

  • 2002jh, IAUC 8023 discovered 2002/11/12.48 by Nearby Supernova Factory at mag 18.6. (CSP/LCO image) (References: IAUC 8027; vsnet-campaign-sn 515)

    sn02jg_i.gif 2002jg, IAUC 8022 discovered 2002/11/23.2 by Mike Schwartz, LOTOSS
  • Found in NGC 7253B at R.A. = 22h19m28s.80, Decl. = +29°23'04".5
  • Located 20".0 west and 13".1 south of the brightest southeast nucleus of NGC 7253B (Discovery image)
  • Mag 16.6* (11/28:15.8), Type Ia (References: IAUC 8023)
  • SN 2002jg images sub-page

  • 2002jf, IAUC 8022 discovered 2002/10/30 by Nearby Supernova Factory
  • Found in an anonymous galaxy at R.A. = 2h34m35s.43, Decl. = +12°17'25".4
  • Located 3" east and 1" south of the center of the apparent host galaxy
  • Mag 18.7 (11/12:17.8), Type Ia (References: IAUC 8027; vsnet-campaign-sn 515)

  • sn02je_i.gif 2002je, IAUC 8021 discovered 2002/11/20.2 by LOTOSS
  • Found in LEDA 212525 at R.A. = 00h27m22s.42, Decl. = 24°10'59".1 (Near UGC 261)
  • Located 2".2 west and 3".4 north of the nucleus of LEDA 212525 (Discovery image (mirror))
  • Mag 17.5*, Type II (References: IAUC 8023; vsnet-campaign-sn 509)

  • 2002iu - 2002jd, IAUC 8021 discovered 2002