diaObjectId
169342391641702456

9.991303, -43.336899

Discovery Date: 2025-09-16 02:51:37 UTC
Discovery MJD: 60934.12
Disc g-Flux: 841.48±169.80
Latest Date: 2025-09-21 03:18:35 UTC
Latest MJD: 60939.14
Latest g-Flux: 5603.95±499.90
Peak Flux 5603.95±499.90 (r-band)
UTC at Peak 2025-09-21 03:18:35
MJD at Peak 60939.14
Detection Count
Equatorial Lon,Lat 00:39:57.913, -43:20:12.838
Galactic Lon,Lat 310.349443, -73.625730
Ecliptic Lon,Lat 347.621177, -42.832064
E(B-V) Extinction 0.009389
Duplicate diaObjects

Transient Name Server

This transient has probably not been reported to the TNS as yet. Check the TNS directly at this location.

Sherlock Contextual Classification

Prediction: Nuclear Transient

The transient is synonymous with 10000,104103,2983; an r=16.72 mag galaxy found in the DESI catalogue. Its located 1.1" from the galaxy core.

Difference Image Lightcurve

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External Resources

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LSST Alert Packet Data

MJD UTC band target diff flux reliability images alert packet
60939.137910 2025-09-21 03:18:35 r 5604 ± 500 0.17 target ref diff data
60934.119183 2025-09-16 02:51:37 g 841 ± 170 0.38 target ref diff data
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