Supernova SN2023ixf in M101 in NGC 5457 (UMa) (David Serquera)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Ursa Major (UMa) · Contains: M 101 · NGC 5447 · NGC 5449 · NGC 5450 · NGC 5451 · NGC 5453 · NGC 5455 · NGC 5457 · NGC 5461 · NGC 5462 · NGC 5471 · NGC 5477 · Pinwheel galaxy

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Supernova SN2023ixf in M101 in NGC 5457 (UMa)

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Supernova SN2023ixf in M101 in NGC 5457 (UMa)

Link: https://daserpey.prodibi.com/a/g6dekgee0y8o42r/i/l4yg80ly6mrzv86

Link to TIFF/FITS: https://daserpey.prodibi.com/a/g6dekgee0y8o42r/i/l4yg80ly6mrzv86

This picture was taken on the 24th of may 2023 with a total exposition time of 3 h. RGB
Event: Supernova in M101 - SN 2023ixf in NGC 5457 (UMa)Discovered by: Koichi Itagaki (Yamagata, Japan)Discovery magnitude: 14.9 unfiltered CCDDiscovery date: 2023 May 19.7272569 UTCoordinates (2000.0): R.A. 14 03 38.58 Decl. +54 18 42.1 (from VSX page for SN 2023ixf)
(located 227.7" east and 134.1" south of the center of M101)Spectra: Spectroscopy indicating the object to be a Type II supernova was obtained on 2023 May 19.93316 UT with the SPRAT (SPectrograph for the Rapid Acquisition of Transients) instrument on the Liverpool Telescope by D. Perley et al. (AstroNote 2023-119).https://www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-826

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RA (center)	14h03m31s.737
RA (top/left)	14h05m55s.895
RA (top/right)	14h02m11s.599
RA (bottom/right)	14h01m08s.748
RA (bottom/left)	14h04m50s.353

Dec (center)	+54°20′23″.62
Dec (top/left)	+54°30′56″.17
Dec (top/right)	+54°40′47″.31
Dec (bottom/right)	+54°09′41″.54
Dec (bottom/left)	+53°59′58″.20

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