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Swift Trigger: 639278

Presumed name: GRB 150428B

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BAT 19h 30m 36.96s, +04° 06′ 57.6″
position:(292.654, +4.116 ± 180″)
XRT 19h 30m 33.03s, +04° 07′ 31.0″
position:(292.63764, 4.12529 ± 3.7″)
UVOT No position available.
Galactic NHI:1.97×100 cm-2
Galactic E(B-V):0.358 mag
Best RA:19h 30m 33.03s= 292.63764 d
Best Dec:+04° 07′ 31.0″= 4.12529 d
Gal Lat:-6.77
Gal Long:41.11
Sun angle:100.91°, 6.8 hr West

1Sper #1 auto processing.


GCN Notices for this burst.

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Observability of this burst for Swift.


Sun angle for this burst.

UVOT data

No UVOT images are currently available.


XRT SPER data

SPER results page for this trigger.

Image of the SPER data

There are 7 SPER messages, and 1 objects have been found

See the SPER page for details of how this position was produced.


Known transients within 5′ of the GRB

Click on the offset to view the transient announcement.

Offset (′′)RA DecDate reportedSource MiscQuery
0.0′′292.637644.12529GCN #17766GRB 150428B: Swift detection of a burstVizier logo
6.4′′292.639414.12505GCN #17773GRB 150428B: Enhanced Swift-XRT positionVizier logo
93.2′′292.661004.11400GCN #17776GRB 150428B: Swift-BAT refined analysis Vizier logo

Catalogue Searches. Searched 3.33′ around XRT position

Click on the distance to view the full details (not available for sources from the SSS catalogue). Click on the column headers to sort the table on that column (click again to invert sort order).

SIMBAD

RA*Dec*SIMBAD name Query

* RA/Dec in equinox J2000

X-ray sources

RA*Dec* Source table2Observatory Query

Queried the X-ray MASTER catalogue.

* RA/Dec in equinox J2000

1Energy band for count-rate is mission specific.

Galaxies

RA*Dec*Redshift CatalogueQuery
4.8292.63654.1247B1=17.0, B2=17.0, I=15.8, R1=15.6, R2=15.3USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
9.8292.64034.1259R1=14.6, R2=13.8USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
12.1292.64064.1269B1=16.4, B2=17.0, I=16.3, R1=15.5, R2=15.4USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
13.2292.63514.1226B1=17.6, B2=17.9, I=16.8, R1=16.5, R2=16.1USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
22.0292.63704.1314B2=18.8, R1=18.3, R2=17.6USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
26.3292.64034.1321R1=19.4, R2=20.9USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
27.3292.64094.1321R1=19.2, R2=19.8USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
28.2292.63314.1189B1=18.9, B2=19.2, R1=18.3, R2=17.9USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
31.6292.64084.1171B1=15.3, B2=15.9, I=15.1, R1=15.1, R2=14.4USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
31.9292.63904.1165B1=18.4, B2=18.4, R2=17.1USNO-B1Query vizier around this object

Queried APM-N, SDSS, PSCz, SSS, NED, 2MASSX, USNO-B1.

There are 525 galaxies within the position error. The full list is here.

* RA/Dec in equinox J2000

Magnitudes depend on the catalogue. e.g. For Sloan, R is the Sloan r mag, not the Johnson R from APM, for example

Stars

RA*Dec* CatalogueQuery
5.0292.63644.1246h=13.9, j=14.6, k=13.82MASSQuery vizier around this object
5.4292.63764.1238B1=17.7, B2=18.3, I=17.6, R1=17.0USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
5.7292.63764.1237h=15.9, j=16.0, k=14.82MASSQuery vizier around this object
8.4292.64004.1254h=13.6, j=13.9, k=13.42MASSQuery vizier around this object
8.8292.64014.1255B1=15.0, B2=15.8, I=15.4, R1=14.6, R2=14.9USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
9.8292.63794.1280B1=16.2, B2=16.8, I=15.8, R1=15.6, R2=15.4USNO-B1Query vizier around this object
9.9292.63794.1280h=14.1, j=14.5, k=13.92MASSQuery vizier around this object
12.8292.64084.1269h=15.1, j=15.6, k=14.82MASSQuery vizier around this object
13.6292.63514.1225h=14.5, j=15.2, k=14.32MASSQuery vizier around this object
16.5292.63494.1290R1=18.9, R2=19.8USNO-B1Query vizier around this object

Queried USNO-B1, SDSS, 2MASS.

There are 1065 stars within the position error. The full list is here.

* RA/Dec in equinox J2000

Magnitudes depend on the catalogue. e.g. For Sloan, R is the Sloan r mag, not the Johnson R from APM, for example.