UPDATED: Potential Supernovae in Tucana discovered this morning.Imaged this afternoon using T31 Siding Spring
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 at 6:48AM A potential supernova in PGC 128348 in Tucan was announced at 03:12 this morning (29th October 2014) following discovery by the "Assassin" (All Sky Automated Survey for SuperNovae) team.
Details were given as follows:
Constellation: Tucana
Host Galaxy: PGC 128348 Alias: 2MASXJ23331223-6034201 NED Data DSS (R) IMage
Object Designation: ASASSN-14jg
RA: 23:33:13.90 DEC: -60:34:11.5
Discovered: 2014-10-29.05
The dicovery V magnitude was 14.9 so it is quite bright for a supernova but I will not be able to image it from Spain at a declination of -60 degrees. As I write this it is 6:25 p.m. local in Siding Spring in Australia so there is a possibility of getting an image from one of the telescopes there a little later.
It is a little later now and I finally managed to get an image of this Supernova by using telescope T31 at Siding Spring.
This is the reference Deep Sky Survey image
This is the image I took this afternoon from Siding Spring T31 telescope.
The (potential) supernova is not easily missed. To be continued.