Discovery Date: 2026-02-23 04:52:57 UTC
Discovery MJD: 61094.20
Disc g-Flux: 800.07±153.10
Latest Date: 2026-02-24 04:15:11 UTC
Latest MJD: 61095.18
Latest g-Flux: 1120.83±181.54
| Peak Flux | 2152.07±220.61 (r-band) |
| UTC at Peak | 2026-02-23 05:14:51 |
| MJD at Peak | 61094.22 |
| Detection Count | 7 |
| Equatorial Lon,Lat | 12:26:6.415, 08:01:58.792 |
| Galactic Lon,Lat | 284.323561, 69.984266 |
| Ecliptic Lon,Lat | 182.774595, 9.961269 |
| E(B-V) Extinction | 0.023591 |
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: Supernova
The transient is possibly associated with SDSS J122606.35+080158.2; an r=18.63 mag galaxy found in the SDSS/PS1/DESI catalogues. Its located 0.40" N, 1.36" E from the galaxy centre. A host photoZ=0.219 (±0.029) implies a m - M = 40.18.
Difference Image Lightcurve
Access the data from this plot in the LSST Alert Packet Data table below.
Context Map
LSST Alert Packet Data
| MJD | UTC | band | target diff flux | reliability | images | alert packet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61095.177221 | 2026-02-24 04:15:11 | g | 1121 ± 182 | 0.12 | target ref diff | data |
| 61094.251962 | 2026-02-23 06:02:49 | r | 1543 ± 217 | 0.11 | target ref diff | data |
| 61094.218655 | 2026-02-23 05:14:51 | r | 2152 ± 221 | 0.16 | target ref diff | data |
| 61094.212522 | 2026-02-23 05:06:01 | g | 1155 ± 168 | 0.13 | target ref diff | data |
| 61094.210044 | 2026-02-23 05:02:27 | g | 967 ± 162 | 0.17 | target ref diff | data |
| 61094.209087 | 2026-02-23 05:01:05 | g | 1279 ± 150 | 0.16 | target ref diff | data |
| 61094.203442 | 2026-02-23 04:52:57 | g | 800 ± 153 | 0.12 | target ref diff | data |
| MJD | filter | magpsf | magpsf_error | flux_status |
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