List of supernova GRB (Gamma Ray Burst)

This is a list of Gamma Ray Burst.   These are also known as "GRB"s (Gamma Ray Burst) which have also been confirmed to be supernovae.   The nature of these objects is still unknown. One recent theory is that these are hypernova.   An example would be 2002ap.  
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                                     Earliest        Supernova                                  Latest Max
SN                      Host Galaxy  Observation     R.A.         Decl.       offset from host  Mag    Mag  Type   Reference  Discoverer
1998bw                  ESO 184-G82  1998 04 28      19 35 03.31  -52 50 46.65         0.0      14.0** 13.5 Ib     IAUC 6895 ESO           aka GRB980425
1997cy                  Anon.        1997 07 16.000  04 32 54.86  -61 42 57.5      0.0W   0.0N  17.4** 17.4 II     IAUC 6706 Mount Stromlo  aka GRB 970514
2001ke                  Anon.        2001 12 04.3    11 34 29.64  -76 01 41.51     0.7W   0.1N  23.0** 23.0 unk    IAUC 7857 HST           aka GRB 011121
2002lt                  Anon.        2002 01 09.7    08 08 59.86  +06 43 37.5          0.0      24.5** 24.5 Ic     IAUC 8197 INAF          aka GRB 021211
2003dh                  Anon.        2003 03 29.484  10 44 50.018 +21 31 17.89         0.0      20.0** 16.2 Ic     IAUC 8114 HETE Science team  aka GRB 030329
2003lw                  Anon.        2003 12 15.31   08 02 30.238 -39 51 03.19         0.0      20.5** 20.5 Ic     IAUC 8308 ESO           aka GRB 031203
2005nc                  Anon.        2005 05 30.28   18 32 32.58  +26 20 22.6          0.0      24.0** 24.0 Ic     IAUC 8696 ESO           aka GRB 050525A
2006aj                  Anon.        2006 02 18.4522 03 21 39.71  +16 52 02.6          0.0      17.7** 17.3 Ib/c   IAUC 8674 SWIFT         aka GRB 060218
2008hw                  Anon.        2008 10 07      22 39 50.58  -40 08 48.3      0.0W   0.0S  18.0** 16.4 Ic     CBET 1602 M. Della Valle et. el.  aka GRB 081007
2009nz                  Anon.        2009 11 27.976  02 26 19.9   -18 57 09            0.0      22.6** 22.6 Ic     CBET 2288 BAT           aka GRB 091127
2010bh                  Anon.        2010 03 16      07 10 31.8   -56 15 20.2          0.0      20.0** 20.0 Ic     CBET 2227 BAT           aka GRB 100316D
2011kl                  Anon.        2011 12 09.000  00 57 22.64  -46 48 03.6          0.0      20.0** 20.0 SLSN-Ic CBET 4196 SWIFT         aka GRB 111209A
2012bz                  Anon.        2012 04 22.300  09 07 38.38  +14 01 07.5          0.0      20.6** 20.6 Ic     CBET 3100 SWIFT         aka GRB 120422A
2012eb                  Anon.        2012 07 14.000  23 41 38.05  -46 11 03.0          0.0      22.3** 18.6 Ib/c   CBET 3200 SWIFT         aka GRB 13471
2013ez                  Anon.        2013 02 15      02 54 00.70  +13 23 43.7          0.0      14.2** 14.2 Ic     CBET 3637 SWIFT         aka GRB 130215A
2013cq                  Anon.        2013 04 27.713  11 32 32.81  +27 41 56.1          0.0      19.7** 12.0 Ic     CBET 3531 SWIFT burst alert  aka GRB 130427A
2013dx                  Anon.        2013 07 02.178  14 29 14.78  +15 46 26.4      0.0W   0.0N  17.4** 17.4 Ic     CBET 3587 Fermi spacecraft  aka GRB 130702A
2013fu                  Anon.        2013 08 31.544  23 54 29.89  +29 25 46.2          0.0      20.0** 14.1 Ib/c   CBET 3677 SWIFT burst alert  aka GRB 130831A
1999eb                  NGC 664      1999 09 22.4    01 43 45.45  +04 13 25.9      4.8E   4.1N  16.2** 16.2 IIn    IAUC 7268 LOSS          aka GRB 991002
GRB 080319B             Anon.        2008 03 19.258  14 31 40.98  +36 18 08.8          0.0      19.0** 5.3  Ic     AP 725,625SWIFT         aka Clark Event
MASTER OT J114655.24+660959.3 MCG +11-15-3 2014 08 09.634  11 46 55.24  +66 09 59.3      1.5W  17.0N  18.1** 17.0 unk    ATEL 6379 MASTER        aka GRB 140809A

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