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Detailed Data (NED queries):
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ESSENTIAL NOTE for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX)N/A |
CROSS-IDENTIFICATIONS for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX)
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COORDINATES for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX) Position Reference:2002IAUC.7986A...1K Reference Frame Longitude Latitude RA DEC Uncertainty Ellipse (arcsec) (degrees) (degrees) Semimajor Semiminor PA(deg) Equatorial (B1950.0) 348.017678 4.228939 23h12m04.243s +04d13m44.18s 5.00E-01 5.00E-01 0 Equatorial (J2000.0) 348.654083 4.501583 23h14m36.980s +04d30m05.70s 5.00E-01 5.00E-01 0 Ecliptic (B1950.0) 350.650948 8.628823 5.00E-01 5.00E-01 0 Ecliptic (J2000.0) 351.348532 8.628326 5.00E-01 5.00E-01 0 Galactic 82.777407 -50.664589 5.00E-01 5.00E-01 0 SuperGalactic 293.980308 25.362681 5.00E-01 5.00E-01 0Additional detailed measurements with references are also available by clicking below: 5 Position data point(s) |
REDSHIFT-INDEPENDENT DISTANCES for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX) 3 Distances found in NED View 3 Individual Distance Measurement(s) for SN 2002gd Summary Statistics computed by NED from 3 Distance(s) in the literature: NOTE: These summary statistics are provided for "quick-look" reference only; they are based exclusively on original values, as published. No homogenization or corrections have been applied.
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CLASSIFICATIONS (TYPES, ATTRIBUTES) for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX)
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FOREGROUND GALACTIC EXTINCTION for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX)Galactic Extinction from the Schlafly & Finkbeiner 2011, Appendix; 2011ApJ...737..103S (SF11) recalibration
For completeness, we include the original SFD98 values:
Galactic Extinction based on H I Column Densities and Galaxy Counts (Burstein & Heiles; 1982AJ.....87.1165B) assuming Rv = 3.1: AB = 0.180 mag See Notes on Galactic Extinction for important caveats. |
BASIC DATA for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX)SuperNova Type : II Magnitude at Max and Filter: <16.7 System : Date of Maximum Light : Spare 5 : NOTE: This information is indicative only. With the exception of the |
QUICK-LOOK PHOTOMETRY and LUMINOSITIES for SN 2002gd (Back to INDEX) The brightest flux in each of the following spectral regions, when available: Gamma-Ray (ν > 2E19 Hz); X-Ray (2E19 Hz > ν > 2E16 Hz); Ultraviolet (2E16 Hz > ν > 9E14 Hz); Visual (9E14 Hz > ν > 3E14 Hz); Near-Infrared (3E14 Hz > ν > 6E13 Hz); Mid-Infrared (6E13 Hz > ν > 7.5E12 Hz); Far-Infrared (7.5E12 Hz > ν > 1E12 Hz); Sub-Millimeter (1E12 Hz > ν > 3E11 Hz); Millimeter (3E11 Hz > ν > 3E10 Hz); Radio (3E10 Hz > ν).
a Metric Distance of (35.033 +/- 1.986) Mpc using the Average NED-D value. The quantities quoted above have not necessarily been corrected for foreground extinction, and no K-Corrections have been applied. View details and SED for 2 Photometric data point(s) available in NED. |