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GCN Circulars

GCN Circulars are rapid astronomical bulletins submitted by and distributed to community members worldwide. They are used to share discoveries, observations, quantitative near-term predictions, requests for follow-up observations, or future observing plans related to high-energy, multi-messenger, and variable or transient astrophysical events. See the documentation for help with subscribing to or submitting Circulars.

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20359 results found.

  1. GRB090829: Fermi GBM Detection
  2. GRB 090827: Swift XRT and UVOT observations
  3. GRB 090827 Burst discovered in BAT ground analysis
  4. GRB 090817 - TLS Observations
  5. GRB 090823: Swift XRT possible detection of the X-ray afterglow
  6. GRB 090823 Correction to BAT position
  7. GRB 090817: No host galaxy, no supernova
  8. GRB 090823 Long burst with IPN triangulation and BAT position
  9. GRB 090817: Swift/UVOT Observations of a Host Galaxy Candidate
  10. GRB 090820: MASTER-Net optical polarization observations
  11. GRB 090817: optical upper limit
  12. GRB 090817: Confirmation of the X-ray afterglow
  13. GRB 090817: Swift/UVOT Upper Limits
  14. GRB 090817: Swift-XRT observations
  15. GRB 090814A: optical observations
  16. VLA radio non-detection of GRB 090812
  17. GRB 090813: CrAO optical obsevations
  18. GRB090814A: NOT optical follow-ups
  19. GRB 090814B: Swift/UVOT Upper Limits
  20. GRB 090814B: Swift-XRT detection of a possible afterglow.
  21. GRB 090814A: Swift/UVOT Observations
  22. GRB 090814A, RIMOTS optical upper limits
  23. GRB090814A: VLT spectroscopy
  24. GRB 090814: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  25. GRB 090814: GROND Detection of an Optical Afterglow Candidate
  26. GRB 090814: Swift detection of a burst
  27. GRB090813: Swift/UVOT upper limits
  28. GRB 090813: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  29. GRB 090813: P60 Optical Afterglow Confirmation
  30. GRB 090813: Swift detection of a burst
  31. GRB 090812: Faulkes Telescope South Continued Optical Monitoring
  32. GRB 090812: RAPTOR detections during the burst
  33. GRB 090812, RIMOTS optical upper limits
  34. GRB 090812 Swift-BAT Refined Analysis
  35. GRB090812: Swift/UVOT observations
  36. GRB 090812: GROND Observations of the Optical/NIR Afterglow
  37. GRB 090812: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  38. GRB 090812: P60 Confirmation of Optical Afterglow
  39. GRB 090812: Swift detection of a burst with an optical counterpart
  40. GRB 090809: Further NOT optical observations
  41. VLA radio upper limit on GRB 090809
  42. GRB 090621B: MAGIC telescope GeV observation
  43. GRB 090809: WHT observations
  44. GRB090809: Swift/UVOT observations
  45. GRB 090809: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  46. GRB 090809: afterglow confirmation at the NOT
  47. GRB 090809: Swift detection of a burst with a possible optical counterpart
  48. GRB 090807: MITSuME optical upper limit
  49. GRB 090807: Swift/UVOT Upper Limits
  50. GRB 090807: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  51. GRB 090807, RIMOTS optical upper limits
  52. GRB 090807: Swift detection of a burst
  53. GRB 090726: optical observation
  54. Swift trigger 358760 is probably a noise event
  55. GRB 090727: GRT Optical Observation
  56. GRB 090728: Swift XRT refined analysis
  57. GRB 090726: GRT Optical Observation
  58. GRB 090727: Swift/UVOT Upper Limits
  59. GRB 090728: Swift/UVOT Upper Limits
  60. GRB 090728: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  61. GRB 090728, RIMOTS optical upper limits
  62. GRB 090728: Swift detection of a burst
  63. GRB 090727: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  64. GRB 090715B: Late-time Lick 3m observations
  65. GRB 090727: Swift detection of a burst
  66. GRB090726: Swift/UVOT observations
  67. GRB 090726: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  68. GRB 090726: optical transient candidate
  69. Swift XRT and UVOT refned analysis of GRB 090720
  70. GRB 090715B: VLA radio detection
  71. GRB 090720 Source found in ground processing of Swift-BAT data
  72. GRB 090715B: further NOT optical observations
  73. GRB 090709A - CARMA mm Observations
  74. GRB 090715A: VLA observations
  75. GRB 090715B: Swift/UVOT followup observations
  76. GRB 090715B: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  77. GRB 090715B: Observation of the optical afterglow
  78. GRB 090715B: NOT optical observations
  79. GRB 090715B: Swift detection of a burst with a possible optical counterpart
  80. Detection of GRB 090618 by RT-2 Experiment onboard the CORONAS-PHOTON Satellite
  81. VLA radio observations of GRB 090709A
  82. GRB 090621B: MTM-500 optical observations
  83. GRB 090709A: deep optical observation with the 10.4m GTC
  84. GRB 090709A: Swift UVOT upper limits
  85. GRB 090709A: WHT LIRIS observations
  86. GRB 090709A: P60 Observations
  87. GRB 090709A: NOT optical observations
  88. GRB 090709A: RAPTOR Limits During Gamma-Ray Emission
  89. GRB090709A: High Energy BAT/XRT Analysis Suggests Low to Moderate Redshift
  90. GRB 090709A: Wyoming Infrared Observatory NIR upper limits
  91. GRB 090709A, RIMOTS optical upper limits
  92. GRB 090709A: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
  93. GRB 090709A: Subaru NIR observation
  94. GRB 090709 : planned Suzaku-ToO observation
  95. GRB 090709: Faulkes Telescope North Upper Limits
  96. GRB 090709: PAIRITEL NIR Upper Limits
  97. GRB 090709: Swift detection of a bright burst
  98. GRB 090708: Early RAPTOR Optical Limits
  99. GRB 090708, Swift-BAT refined analysis
  100. GRB 090706: Fermi GBM detection

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