P71-011: Unknown mass loss at the final evolutionary stage of massive stars
PI: Takashi Nagao
ALFOSC SoftToO program
The OB generator will be used to request all observations.
The OBs will automatically appear in the OB queue and OB generated
scripts will be automatically placed in the directory ~/scripts/71-011/.
For the observer:
Go to the directory
cd ~/scripts/71-011
List the available scripts
ls -lrt
and execute the OB generated scripts requested.
If you cannot find the corresponding observing script, please (re-)compile it from the Queue interface.
In the case of NOTCam, make sure that differential skyflats are obtained
for the camera and filter setup that is requested.
Remember to fill the
SoftToO
tracking log of this program.
| Program Tracking |
| Proposal |
71-011 |
| Semester |
P71: 20250401 - 20251001 |
| Principal Investigator |
Takashi Nagao |
| Programme |
Unknown mass loss at the final evolutionary stage of massive stars |
| Instrument |
ALFOSC |
| Time Allocation |
|
| Total Nights |
26h |
| Type |
SoftToO |
| Notes |
|
| Total Time Spent |
02:10 (hh:mm)
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| Proposal |
Date |
Time |
Type |
Targets |
Files |
Comments |
Status |
|
| 71-011 |
2025-04-08 |
00:17 |
SoftToO |
SN2025dys, SN2025bco, SN2024afyu |
ALId080075 - ALId080077, ALId080090 - ALId080106 |
Had to abort due to thick clouds. Later skies cleared enough to observe. Seeing around 1.4" |
Observed |
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| 71-011 |
2025-04-17 |
00:50 |
SoftToO |
SN2025bco, SN2025cdx |
ALId170114 - ALId170118, ALId170119 - ALId170126, ALId170127 - ALId170131, ALId170170 - ALId170174 |
Clear skies, seeing varied between 1.0'' and 1.5''
Files ALId170127 - ALId170131 were from an attempt that was cancelled because of bad seeing |
Observed |
|
| 71-011 |
2025-04-18 |
01:03 |
SoftToO |
SN2025cku, SN2025cdx |
ALId180113 - ALId180120, ALId180127 - ALId180131, ALId180190 - ALId180197 |
Clear skies, and the seeing was oscillating between 0.9 and 1.1". |
Observed |
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The above information is collected from the ToO/Mon reports that have been created by the observer.
Should any of the observations have been carried out using the OB system, you will find additional information
HERE
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