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19 September 2016 at 10:59 am
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Robin Leadbeater
Participant
This time it is the confirming spectrum.
at2016gfr was discovered by Tim Puckett’s amateur team 6 days ago but was embedded in the host galaxy and too faint at mag 17.6 for a spectrum.
When I checked on Saturday there was still no confirming spectrum but it had brightened to around mag 16 so I was able to extract a spectrum (confirming it as a type Ia) using the modified ALPY 200 despite a full moon. Guider image and spectrum (compared with best fit from GELATO) attached
Cheers
Robin