Discovery Date: 2026-01-11 04:30:39 UTC
Discovery MJD: 61051.19
Disc g-Flux: 880.92±158.89
Latest Date: 2026-02-24 03:24:11 UTC
Latest MJD: 61095.14
Latest g-Flux: 642.40±109.67
| Peak Flux | 12717.70±310.42 (i-band) |
| UTC at Peak | 2026-02-19 04:24:45 |
| MJD at Peak | 61090.18 |
| Detection Count | 6 |
| Equatorial Lon,Lat | 10:04:41.399, 02:58:27.500 |
| Galactic Lon,Lat | 236.800759, 43.424520 |
| Ecliptic Lon,Lat | 152.141086, -8.275504 |
| E(B-V) Extinction | 0.027899 |
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 2MASXJ10044196%2B0258287; a J=14.02 mag galaxy found in the NED-D/SDSS/PS1/DESI/2MASS catalogues. Its located 0.70" S, 8.10" W (16.4 Kpc) from the galaxy centre. A host distance of 421.0 Mpc(z=0.104) implies a m - M = 38.12.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61095.141805 | 2026-02-24 03:24:11 | g | 642 ± 110 | 0.19 | target ref diff | data |
| 61095.136570 | 2026-02-24 03:16:39 | i | 1268 ± 245 | 0.14 | target ref diff | data |
| 61090.183859 | 2026-02-19 04:24:45 | i | 12718 ± 310 | 0.22 | target ref diff | data |
| 61060.293511 | 2026-01-20 07:02:39 | r | 1312 ± 177 | 0.11 | target ref diff | data |
| 61053.249153 | 2026-01-13 05:58:46 | g | 910 ± 172 | 0.23 | target ref diff | data |
| 61051.187957 | 2026-01-11 04:30:39 | g | 881 ± 159 | 0.17 | target ref diff | data |
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