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Maurice Gavin has imaged a new nova in Aquila.
Discovered by Nishiyama and Kabashima in Japan. Coordinates: 19:14:09.73 +15:16:34.7 (equinox 2000.0), and visual magnitude about 11 to 11.5.
Maurice's image taken on 2009 December 15.
Ron Arbour has added to his supernova discovery tally on 2009/12/06.750 with a Mag. 16.3 Type II supernova in IC 65.
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On November 3 and 4 Tom Boles added another supernova discovery - 2009kp - to extend his tally to 127.
A 'bright' supernova at magnitude 15.1 in NGC 6246
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