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public Location: Greenwich, United Kingdom
Timezone: Europe/London
Sunrise: 5:28 
Transit: 12:55 
Sunset: 20:24
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Supernova 2024bch in NGC 3206

Altitude: 19.2°   Azimuth: 9.0°   Direction: North
Finder chart for Supernova 2024bch in NGC 3206
2024bch
Finder chart for Supernova 2024bch in NGC 3206. Background image: DSS2

Information about Supernova 2024bch in NGC 3206:

2024bch
SN IIn
15.5
January 29, 2024
Patrick Wiggins
NGC 3206
10h 21m 50.200s
56° 55' 36.10"
https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2024bch

Today's rise, transit and set times of Supernova 2024bch in NGC 3206 from Greenwich, United Kingdom (all times relative to the local timezone Europe/London):

Today Supernova 2024bch in NGC 3206 is circumpolar and transits at 20:33 reaching a maximum altitude of 84.6°.

Please see our credits section for acknowledgements about catalogues and sky surveys used to generate this chart.