Supernova 2000ct in Anonymous . This page is devoted to information on Supernova 2000ct in an anonymous galaxy a170056+332832 which is southwest of IC 4638 Basic information on this SN, including the last reported brightness, on this Supernova can be found on the main page . Information on the original web pages for many of these images can be found on the Supernova links web page. ... This marks the first time I've created a web page for images of a galaxy in a truely anonymous galaxy. ...

Supernova 2006aj (GRB 060218) in Anonymous . This page is devoted to information on Supernova 2006aj in an anonymous galaxy. ... Information on the original web pages for many of these images can be found on the updates and links web pages. Origially a gamma ray burst discovered by the Swift burst alert telescope . This supernova is the afterglow of gamma ray burst GRB 060218 . ... GCN 4775 Swift-BAT detection of a possible burst . GCN 4776 GRB 060218: Swift XRT Position . ...

... We have compared visualized fields of GSC and USNO A1.0 catalog with unpublished photographic finding charts that were sent by L. Plaut to the compilers of the GCVS. ... 7-15 A9 --- GCVS GCVS or NSV name 17-25 F9.4 --- GSC GSC number 26 A1 --- NoteFlag *Nonstar (GSC) flag 28-29 I2 h RA2000GSC.h Hours RA (GSC), equinox 2000.0 31-32 I2 min RA2000GSC.m Minutes RA (GSC), equinox 2000.0 34-38 F5.2 s RA2000GSC.s Seconds RA (GSC), equinox 2000.0 40 A1 --- DE2000GSC.- ... Plaut, L., 1966, Bull. ...

ABSOLUTE PROPER MOTIONS OF 331 OPEN CLUSTERS . ... The proper motions of stars in the fields of 331 open clusters were taken from Four-Million Star Catalog (4M-catalog) of positions and proper motions (Volchkov et al. ... The absolute proper motions for 21 young open clusters have been derived by comparison of precise relative proper motions of individual stars and their corresponding absolute proper motions. ... Sign of proper motions in RA . ... 0.0001 arcsec/yr . ... rms error in RA proper motion . ...

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