Supernova Links
Places to look for Supernova Images:
Supernova search/research sites:
Alain Klotz's
Supernova discovery page.
Arguines Observatory in Spanish
[Translate]
Linked 2009/08/16
ASDP Automated
Supernova Detection Project
Asociación de Variabilistas de España (AVE)
in Spanish
[Translate]
Catalina Real-Time Transient Survey
New 2010
Supernova page, Categorized page
CSS search page
MLS search page
SSS search page
Supernova hunt page
Caltech core collapse program (CCCP)
Chilean Automatic Supernova Search program (CHASE)
in Spanish
[Translate]
2009 Discovery page
2010 Discovery page
2011 Discovery page
Cortina Astronomical Association (CROSS) in Italian
[Translate]
new page
Doug Rich's
Supernova discoveries
EROS
Greek Supernova Search Team
High-Z Supernova search home page
LBL's
High Redshift Supernova Search
(Search is active, but the site isn't)
(mirror)
Nearby Supernova Factory
Latest discovery page (enter your e-mail address)
HST Supernova study
Lick Observatory Supernova Search (LOSS)
Image Gallery
2006 discoveries
2007 discoveries
2008 discoveries
2009 discoveries
2010 discoveries
La Sagra Sky Survey Supernova Search
New 2010/10/21
Liverpool Astronomical Society Supernova Search (LASSS)
New 2011/02/09
Norsk Astronomical Society's
Supernova søkegruppen
NOT's Supernova Spectra
Perth Astronomical Research Group (PARG)
Dead link?
Peter Nugent's Spectral Templates
New 2010/10/20
Plaskett spectroscopic supernova survey
Palomar Transient Factory,
Galaxy Zoo, the hunt for supernovae,
Discoveries
New 2010
Puckett Observatory's
Automated SN Search
Discoveries
Robin Chassagne's Supernova discoveries
(Robin has not been in contact since the Tsunami)
Ron Arbour's
home page
SAO
Amateur Supernova Hunting.
SuperNova Early Warning System (SNEWS)
Neutrino detection system
Aoki Masakatsu's
Supernova Hunter
SuperNova Observing Web (SNOW) in Japanese
[Translate]
Sternberg Astronomical Institute SN research Group (SAI)
Tenagra Observatories
Thunderchild Observatory
Relinked 2009/08/09
UK Schmidt Telescope Supernova Search
University of Texas
Supernova research
Tom Boles' observatory
(old site)
Visnjan Observatory Supernova Search Group
(old site)
(Supernova Search report)
Willebroek Observatory
supernova search
Wise Observatory's
SN studies page
Nova/SuperNova Web resources:
Marcos Montes page of supernova links
The Astronomer's Telegram
GCN Circulars from the
GRB Coordinates Network.
Variable Star Network (VSNet)
e-mail archives
software archive
American Association of Variable Star Observers
(AAVSO) with SN data and finder charts
NGC / IC Project Home Page
The Universal Guide - Novae and Supernovae
U of Texas SN links page
Franziska Brachwitz's
supernova links
Yahoo
Nova and Supernova sites
SNSG-NAS e-mail list
Supernova catalogs:
Bright Supernovae a list of the current Supernova
(ISN Mirror)
(Sternberg Mirror (sometimes old))
Brian Skiff's
Photometric reference file of stars near galaxies
(big) (compress version)
(references)
List of X-Ray Supernovae
Fritz Zwicky group SN News in Italian
[Translate]
IAU Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Relinked 2011/02/17
IAU Transient Objects Confirmation page and
Confirmed Transient Objects page for unconfirmed supernovae.
You can post observations (for registered users) at
this page
>Unconfirmed observations page
IAU List of Recent Supernovae
IAU List of all reported Supernovae (large)
(mirror)
IAU Minor Planet Center
Relinked 2011/02/17
Robert Koff's
PSN confirmed observations page
New 2011/02/17
M. Richmonds's list of SNe since 1950
SAI Supernova catalog a searchable database
Asiago Supernova catalog
Yasuo Sano's
supernova news
Seiichi Yoshida's
MISAO project
List of Galaxies which have produced multiple SN
Naohito Fukuhara's
Astronomy new page
in Japanese
[Translate]
Extra Galactic Nova catalogs
Extragalactic Novae a list of the current Extra Galactic Sun Novae
(ISN Mirror)
Wolfgang Pietsch's
extragalactic nova page
catalog
Allen Shafter's
Extragalactic nova page
MPE Optical Novae in M31
Joseph Brimacombe's
Extragalactic nova collection
HET
Spectra of Extragalactic Novae
CBET maintains
M31 novae page
M33 novae page
M81 novae page
Looking for reference images of a galaxy?:
Bright SN photometry reference images
ASP List of NGC images
Associazione Astronomica Cortina Galaxy's reference images
Astronomical Image Library (Searchable)
Enrico Prosperi's
CCD Galaxy images and
Recent observations
Galaxy - Light bye Antonio Cidadoa, ftp area,
small gif images of galaxies
Documentation
Hypercat (Searchable)
ISN Charts
LEDA Database Reference image builder (Searchable)
NED NASA/IPAC
Extra-galactic Database - Detailed galaxy information. (Searchable)
NCSA ADIL Digital Image Library (Searchable)
NF/ Observatory's
1000 galaxies
NGC/IC Project Public database
(Searchable) and
DSS Images
NOAO image gallery (Searchable)
Princeton Galaxy catalog images
SEDs NGC Online Catalog (Searchable)
Simbad database
(European Mirror) registration required (Searchable)
SkyView Virtual Observatory (Searchable)
Mirror
STScI Digitized Sky Survey (Searchable)
Mirror site
STScI Digitized Sky Survey Phase 2 (Searchable)
(FITS format only)
STScI MAST scrapbook (Searchable)
All archived images from HST now in a readable format!
UA Astronomical Image Galleries
The University of Iowa Supernova Search Archive
Amateur Astrophotography and CCD Image links
Lots of image sites
HST Waiting for a supernova.
Wikisky
Supernova people get around. Sometimes they document their travels!
Supernovae conference in Valencia Spain (April 22-26 2003)
IAUC Colloquium 194 (November 17-22 2004)
David Bishop's A Trip to Lick Observatory March 2001
Mike Schwartz's Interview with Robert Evans May 2001
If you would like to report your observations,
VSNet
accepts SN observations and compile them for future use. See
the How to post your observations sub page
for more information.
So, you think that you've found a new Supernova and want to know how
to report it? First, check with the
IAUC guidelines
on how to report an Sn, and then look at the
ISN remarks web page.
You can also use the
CfA Minor Planet Checker
to make sure that what you are looking at is an SN and not an asteroid.
Other good resources:
The LOSS search list (in ZIP format).
This is the list of galaxies search by the
LOSS search team.
(original search list)
Transient Objects Confirmation page
TOCP Former entries page
CCD image subtraction software
Looking for more information on SN? Check out the following
links:
Discovery News
Supernova news
New 2011/04/19
Wikipedia's
Supernova
NASA GSFC
Supernova
for some nice images and animations.
Supernovae and their Remnants
Imagine the Universe! Supernovae a good SN tutorial.
Gamma-ray bursters and Hypernovae from "Ask a NASA Scientist"
How are supernovae detected and how can I find out when the last one occurred?.
Royal Greenwich Observatory's
Supernova Leaflet
Marcos J. Montes'
Current Supernovae Taxonomy
Mr. Galaxy's Supernova Page.
Stellar Fusion (nice animations!)
Dr. M. Richmond's
Current Supernovae Taxonomy
U of Texas, Astronomy Department,
Supernovae Research Group
AAVSO Supernova Search Manual
Supernova Explosions: Their Causes and Consequences
Why did the supernova change colors? from NASA space
science news
Astronomers Find First Observational Evidence for
"Hypernova" Explosion
When Stars go hyper from NASA Space news
Supernovas and their Remnants
Supernovae
What are Supernovae?
What is a Supernova?
Supernovae Remnants, Pulsars, and Catastrophic Variables
has a nice write up on
Super Novae and their Remnants
Supernova Nice graphics.
Relinked 2011/03/06
When Big Stars Die by Bryan Gaensler
Core Collapse Supernovae by Mike Guidry
Danny Scheinerman's Deep Space Phenomena, Supernovae
Crystalinks Supernova page
Supernovae
Measuring the Universe with Supernovae
Supernovae, Supernova Remnants and Young Earth Creationism FAQ
Birth of a Supernova from the PBS Special
Runaway Universe (Requires
Flash plugin)
Thinkquest's
Supernovas
Fox News
Implosion of a Type II supernova (nice graphics)
Nasa's Supernova Explosions
Nasa's Observing Supernovae
in French
[Translate]
Supernovae and star formation
Predicting a supernova
OK, what do the different colored dots mean?
Sites which have recent data are marked with
(the color of an SN on the rise).
Site which have seen updates in the last year are marked with
(the color of a fading SN).
Sites which haven't seen an update in years are marked with
(a color you will only find in an SN remnant).
Informational sites which don't need any updating are marked with
.
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