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Swift Trigger: 1252695;

Presumed name: GRB 240905E

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BAT	23^h 03^m 11.76^s, +35° 29′ 42.0″
position:	(345.799, +35.495 ± 180″)
XRT	23^h 03^m 12.83^s, +35° 31′ 25.6″
position:	(345.80347, 35.52378 ± 4.3″)
UVOT	No position available.
Galactic N_HI:	7.06×10²⁰ cm^-2
Galactic E(B-V):	0.086 mag

Best RA:	23^h 03^m 12.83^s	= 345.80347 d
Best Dec:	+35° 31′ 25.6″	= 35.52378 d

Gal Lat:	-22.34
Gal Long:	99.34

Sun angle:	137.94°, 11.9 hr West

X-ray sources within 200 of XRT position

	RA*	Dec*		Source table²	Observatory	Query
22.7	345.8067	35.5181	0.03471 +/- 0.01012	ROSAT
23.2	345.8073	35.5181	0 +/- 0	ROSAT
23.2	345.8073	35.5181	0.0341 +/- 0.0097	ROSAT

* RA/Dec in equinox J2000

¹Energy band for count-rate is mission specific.