Assassin Picture of the Week
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On May 28, 2016, ASAS-SN discovered ASASSN-16fq, a Type II SN in M66. This is the closest supernova discovered so far by ASAS-SN, out of 340+ discoveries to date. Here we show a beautiful false-color image made by amateur astronomer and ASAS-SN team member, Dr. Joseph Brimacombe. As always, stay tuned! |
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See previous APOWs:
ASASSN-15ts: Our 250th Supernova!
ASASSN-15oz: The First Supernova Discovered Using New "Cassius" Telescope
Tom's poster at the 2015 DOE CSGF Annual Program Review
Tom and Ben: "Coffee Briefs" for Two Recent ASAS-SN Papers
ASAS-SN ``Unpaid Professional Collaborators'': Joe Brimacombe
Where Do Type Ia Supernova Dwell?
Bright Supernova Discoveries Statistics (Again)
ASASSN-14lp: the Brightest Supernova Currently on the Sky
ASASSN-14li: Possible Tidal Disruption Event in Progress
ASASSN-13co: Type-Defying Luminous Type II Supernova
Bright Supernova Discoveries Statistics
Bright Supernovae: ASAS-SN Contribution
First Light on the Small Magellanic Cloud from Chile
Congratulations to Tom and Jacob!
ASASSN-13dn: Spectra from a New Instrument
ASASSN-14ae, A Very Luminous Transient
Our Latest Paper, in Video Form
Host Galaxies of ASAS-SN Supernovae
Back in Real-Time Discovery Business!
Active (Some Less, Some More) Galactic Nuclei with ASAS-SN
Swift
Ultraviolet and Optical Follow-Up of ASASSN-13dl, Our Latest
Supernova
Dramatic AGN Outburst in NGC 2617
Two ASAS-SN Views of Orion Nebula
AAVSO Observations of Cataclysmic Variable ASASSN-13ck
Two ASAS-SN Supernovae in One Day!
Extreme M-dwarf Flare Observed by ASAS-SN;
Multiband photometric follow-up of ASASSN-13aw (SN 2013dr);
How ASAS-SN Discovers Supernovae: Case of Supernova ASASSN-13bb;
NGC 2617: Dramatic Seyfert Type Change;
ASASSN-13/SN 2013da: Our First Supernova Three Weeks Later;
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Updated Mon Jun 13 18:16:00 EDT 2016
