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A gravitationally lensed supernova SN 2022qmx at z=0.35

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Prompted by another thread I just returned to this data and had another go. Much better result this time. Made greater use of photoshop this time.

It's history now, I guess. No checked on it since my imaging session in August.

I'm now the proud owner of a 10" f8 RC scope. My interest in these kinds of objects is much of my motivation for wanting more f/l than my 250 PDS Newt.

 

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robin_astro
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An interesting potential opportunity to see a supernova at 0.35 redshift, further than would normally be possible with typical amateur imaging. Currently at r mag 18.8, it is approximately 3 magnitude

Xilman
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Here is my image. 4220 seconds in 71 subs.  0.4m Dilworth, unfiltered SX694.  

robin_astro
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It has now been imaged by HST and resolved into four lensed components from https://www.wis-tns.org/astronotes/astronote/2022-196 Cheers Robin

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