Observers: Elizabeth Swann, Christopher Frohmaier Support Team: Edinburgh + Southampton backup All times in UT ---------------------------------------- Notes ---------------------------------------- Weather Beginning of Night: Clouds 02:15 Dome opened Middle of night: Thin cirrus End of night: Clear ---------------------------------------- Calibrations Evening: Daytime TO performed PESSTO calib & bias Morning: PESSTO calib & bias ---------------------------------------- Science 02:27 - SN2019gbx Followup, gr13 & gr16 each 1500s. Seeing 2.4 but steadily improving as clouds clear 03:35 - EG274, Standard star, gr11 gr13 gr16, 1" 1.5" and added 2.0" calibration as seeing was poor at start of night 04:03 - AT2019fzm Classification, gr13, 1.5" slit, 1x300s. Seeing 1.6. - clear SNIa norm -5 to 0 days pre-peak. 04:27 - SN2019fcc Followup, gr13, 1.5" slit, 1x1500s. Seeing 1.5, 05:04 - AT2019fyr Classification, gr13, 1.5" slit. Seeing 1.4, 1x300s. Faint underlying source in Pan-STARRS. We do not think this is SN - spectrum too noisy to reliably classify 05:17 - SN2019cqc Followup, Obtained 2x2700s gr13, 2.0" slit due to high airmass + poor seeing. Seeing improved in 2nd exposure but kept 2.0" slit for consistency. 06:56 - LTT7379 Standard Star, gr11 gr13 gr16, 1" 1.5" and added 2.0" calibration as used 2.0" for cqc 07:23 - SN2019fht Followup, gr13 1.5" slit, 1x2700s. Seeing 2.1. 08:30 - AT2019fzu Classification, gr13, 1" slit, 1x450s. Seeing 1.2. Spectrum appears stellar, could be CV? 08:45 - AT2019gaf Classification, gr13 1" slit, 1x900s. Seeing 1.2. Interesting object - no idea what this is! 09:07 - SN2019fmr Followup, gr13 1.5" slit, 1x1500s. Seeing 1.68. 09:35 - Feige 110 Standard Star, gr11 gr13 gr16, 1" 1.5" slits. 09:56 - AT2019gfb Classification, gr13, 1" slit, 1x300s. Seeing 0.8. Clear Ia norm, -1 day from peak. 10:09 - AT2019fxt Classification, gr13, 1" slit, 1x600s. Seeing 1.6. |
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