Bright Supernova - Archives
I try to keep the links up to date, but as web pages come and go I often have no idea that things have been moved or removed. If you do know what happened to a link that no long works, please tell me so that I can relink it.
You can see how the pages have evolved here as well. I started these pages in April of 1997. It started out as "Supernovae in NGC and IC galaxies", until I was convinced that some non NGC and IC supernovae actually got brighter some NGC and IC ones. Then it change to "Bright Supernovae", as I planned only to report supernovae above 18th magnitude. Now I just report everything. However, I don't create a full entry for any supernova which can't get above mag 18. Finally, in 1999, when I took over the International Supernova Network's Latest Supernovae page I retitled the main page "Latest Supernovae", BUT, it's the "Latest Supernovae" page of the "Bright Supernovae" pages which are also sub-pages of ISN.
Great Supernova of the (recent) past......
2023ixf | in M101 | Got as bright as Mag 10.9 |
2020nlb | in M85 | Got as bright as Mag 12.0 |
2020ue | in NGC 4636 | got to mag 11.8 |
2020rcq | in UGC 6930 | got to Mag 11.8. |
2020nvb | in NGC 4457 | got to mag 11.8 |
2014J | in M82 | Got as bright as Mag 10.2. |
2011fe | in M101 | Got as bright as Mag 9.9. |
2011ja | in NGC 4945 | Got as bright as Mag 11.7. |
2011dh | in M51 | Got as bright as Mag 12.1. |
2006dd | in NGC 1316 | Same galaxy as 2006mr |
2005cs | in M51 | |
2005df | in NGC 1559 | Brightest supernova in 2005 |
2004dj | in NGC 2403 | Brightest supernova since 1987A at Mag 11.2 |
2002ap | in M74 | Brightest supernova in 2002 |
2000cx | in NGC 524 | Brightest supernova in 2000 |
1999el &
2000E | in NGC 6951 | |
1999em | in NGC 1637 | Brightest supernova in 1999 |
1999gi | in NGC 3184 | |
1999cl | in M88 | |
1999by | in NGC 2841 | |
1998bu | in M96 | Brigtest Supernova in the 1990's |
1998aq | in NGC 3982 | |
1998S | in NGC 3877 | |
1994I | in M51 | |
1994D | in NGC 4526 | |
1993J | in M81 | Second Brigtest Supernova in the 1990's |
1987A | in LMC | Brightest supernova in the last few centuries |
1986G | in NGC 5128 |