Presumed name: GRB 180329B
BAT | 05h 31m 39.84s, -23° 42′ 28.8″ |
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position: | (82.916, -23.708 ± 180″) |
XRT | 05h 31m 36.91s, -23° 41′ 29.0″ |
position: | (82.9038, -23.6914 ± 2.7″) |
UVOT | 05h 31m 36.89s, -23° 41′ 25.8″ |
position: | (82.9037, -23.6905 ± 0.6″) |
Galactic NHI: | 2.26×100 cm-2 |
Galactic E(B-V): | 0.035 mag |
Best RA: | 05h 31m 36.89s | = 82.9037 d |
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Best Dec: | -23° 41′ 25.8″ | = -23.6905 d |
Gal Lat: | -27.48 | |
Gal Long: | 226.96 | |
Sun angle: | 77.75°, -5.0 hr East of Sun |
1Sper #5 auto processing.
Observability of this burst for Swift.
Blink images with DSS (link via GSFC)
SPER results page for this trigger.
There are 6 SPER messages, and 1 objects have been found
See the SPER page for details of how this position was produced.
Click on the offset to view the transient announcement.
Offset (′′) | RA | Dec | Date reported | Source | Misc | Query |
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0.2′′ | 82.90375 | -23.69053 | GCN #22558 | GRB 180329B: Swift detection of a burst with an optical afterglow | ||
0.3′′ | 82.90379 | -23.69050 | GCN #22565 | GRB 180329B: Swift/UVOT Detection | ||
0.5′′ | 82.90375 | -23.69064 | GCN #22562 | GRB 180329B: NOT optical afterglow detection | ||
1.3′′ | 82.90376 | -23.69085 | GCN #22559 | GRB 180329B: Enhanced Swift-XRT position | ||
13.3′′ | 82.90500 | -23.69400 | GCN #22566 | GRB 180329B: Swift-BAT refined analysis |
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RA* | Dec* | SIMBAD name | Query | ||
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45.5 | 82.8908 | -23.6872 | TYC 6476-1611-1 | B=12.94, G=11.392, H=9.306, J=9.898, K=9.188, V=11.87 | |
155.8 | 82.8616 | -23.6719 | TYC 6476-1560-1 | B=13.28, G=11.641, H=9.751, J=10.267, K=9.662, V=12.29 |
* RA/Dec in equinox J2000
RA* | Dec* | Source table2 | Observatory | Query |
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Queried the X-ray MASTER catalogue.
* RA/Dec in equinox J2000
1Energy band for count-rate is mission specific.
RA* | Dec* | Redshift | Catalogue | Query | ||
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14.9 | 82.9010 | -23.6881 | B2=21.0, R1=18.4, R2=20.0 | USNO-B1 | ||
21.6 | 82.8983 | -23.6942 | NED | |||
31.1 | 82.8948 | -23.6941 | B2=20.8, R2=17.5 | USNO-B1 | ||
36.8 | 82.8959 | -23.6842 | B2=21.2, I=18.6, R1=19.3, R2=19.4 | USNO-B1 | ||
43.1 | 82.8907 | -23.6912 | I=18.4, R2=19.3 | USNO-B1 | ||
43.4 | 82.8908 | -23.6872 | NED | |||
63.4 | 82.9194 | -23.7018 | B2=20.9, I=18.3, R1=19.5, R2=19.7 | USNO-B1 | ||
64.9 | 82.8891 | -23.7034 | B=21.8 | SSS | ||
78.4 | 82.8838 | -23.6786 | NED | |||
79.8 | 82.9256 | -23.7010 | B=21.6, R2=20.7 | SSS |
Queried APM-N, SDSS, PSCz, SSS, NED, 2MASSX, USNO-B1.
There are 58 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
RA* | Dec* | Catalogue | Query | ||
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12.9 | 82.9014 | -23.6942 | B2=21.4, I=18.6, R2=19.7 | USNO-B1 | |
19.9 | 82.8986 | -23.6943 | B1=14.0, B2=12.8, I=12.6, R1=13.3, R2=13.1 | USNO-B1 | |
20.0 | 82.8986 | -23.6943 | h=11.6, j=11.8, k=11.6 | 2MASS | |
22.1 | 82.9101 | -23.6892 | B2=20.9, R2=20.9 | USNO-B1 | |
28.6 | 82.9014 | -23.6838 | h=15.3, j=15.9, k=15.2 | 2MASS | |
28.6 | 82.9014 | -23.6838 | B1=18.2, B2=17.5, I=16.4, R1=16.8, R2=16.6 | USNO-B1 | |
31.7 | 82.8954 | -23.6871 | B2=20.4, I=18.5, R2=20.2 | USNO-B1 | |
35.5 | 82.8932 | -23.6933 | B1=20.9, B2=18.9, I=17.6, R1=18.2, R2=17.9 | USNO-B1 | |
41.7 | 82.8962 | -23.7007 | B2=20.5, I=19.0, R2=20.6 | USNO-B1 | |
45.5 | 82.8908 | -23.6872 | h=9.3, j=9.9, k=9.2 | 2MASS |
There are 99 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.