Taurus Hill Observatory
Supernovae Articles
1: SN2007fv photographed again at Taurus Hill Observatory
This time the supernova was brighter than last time it was observed at THO.
2: Observations about the supernova SN2008fv before and after.
THO research team photographed the supernova SN2008fv before and after it went off.
3: New supernova discovery made at THO!
SN2008fb is third supernova discovery that is made at THO.
4: Supernovae SN2008eo and SN2008er.
Two supernovae photographed 12./13.8.2008.
5: Supernovae SN2008eo and SN2008eq
Two recently discovered supernovae observed at THO.
6: Supernova SNF20080720-001 photographed at THO
The supernova was faintly visible when Veli-Pekka Hentunen photographed it 30./31.7.2008.
7: GRB080430 photographed at Taurus Hill Observatory
Research team photographed GRB080430 just two hours after the discovery.
8: Supernovae SN2008P and SN2008bx
Two supernovae photographed at Taurus Hill Observatory
9: SN2008bo has brightened
Supernova SN2008bo, which has been discovered by THO, is more bright now than previous time photographed at THO
10: SN2008bo in colours
This supernova that was discovered at THO is now also photographed in colours.
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