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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subject:"Swift"body:"GRB"submitter:"Judith Racusin"- GRB 080205, Swift-BAT refined analysis
- IPN localization of very hard GRB 080204
- GRB 080205: Swift XRT refined analysis
- GRB 080205: OA evolution from KAIT observations
- GRB 080205: Swift/UVOT observations
- GRB 080205: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
- GRB 080205: KAIT OA detection
- GRB 080205: Swift detection of a burst
- Swift-BAT Trigger #302454, correction of GCN notice, update on AX J1749.1-2639
- GRB 080130: Swift-BAT refined analysis
- GRB 080130: further Swift XRT observations confirm fading source
- GRB 080129: Swift/UVOT Refined Upper Limits
- Swift/UVOT observations of GRB080130
- GRB 080130: REM NIR observations
- GRB 080130(?): Swift XRT observation
- GRB 080130?: Detection of a possible burst by BATSS
- GRB 080129: Optical observations from OSN
- GRB 080129: Swift-XRT refined analysis
- X-ray transient in NGC 2770: RTT150 optical observations
- GRB 080129: KAIT optical limits
- GRB 080123: Early afterglow detection with BATSS (BAT Slew Survey)
- GRB 080129: optical limit by Pi of the Sky
- GRB 080129, Swift-BAT refined analysis
- GRB 080129: TAROT La Silla observatory optical observations
- GRB 080129: Gemini-South photometry
- GRB 080129: GROND detection in all bands, and fading
- GRB 080129: GROND detection of the optical/NIR afterglow, and fading
- GRB 080129: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
- GRB 080129: Gemini-South Imaging Observations
- GRB 080129: Swift XRT position
- GRB 080129 (?): UVOT Upper Limits
- GRB 080129 (?): Swift detection of a possible burst
- A new website of high-level data products for Swift GRBs
- GRB 080121: Upper limit on X-ray afterglow
- GRB 080123 : Suzaku WAM observation of the prompt emission
- Swift trigger(=301779) is not a GRB
- Transient 080109/SN 2008D: Spectroscopic Evolution
- GRB 080122: pseudo-z= 1.93 from prompt emission spectrum
- Konus-Wind observation of GRB 080122
- GRB 080122 : Suzaku WAM observation of the prompt emission
- GRB 080121: Swift/UVOT upper limits
- SNe 2008D and 2007uy: Chandra Detections
- GRB 080121 position was incorrect
- GRB 080121: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
- Two non-burst Swift SubThreshold triggers
- Transient 080109/SN 2008D: Spectroscopic Evolution and Re-Classification
- IPN triangulation of GRB080122
- GRB 080121: Nearby SDSS galaxies
- GRB 080121: Swift-BAT detection of a very weak, short burst
- GRB 080123: Swift-XRT refined analysis
- GRB 080123: Swift/UVOT refined analysis
- X-ray transient in NGC 2770: RTT150 optical observations
- GRB 080123, Swift-BAT refined analysis
- GRB 080123: Enhanced Swift-XRT position
- GRB 080123: Swift detection of a short burst
- GRB 080120: GROND confirmation of the optical afterglow
- XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: GMRT radio observation at 1280 MHz
- VLA radio upper limit on GRB 080120
- GRB 080120: Swift-XRT refined analysis
- UVOT detection of GRB080120
- GRB 080120: GROND detection
- GRB 080120 : Planned XMM-Newton observation
- GRB080120: Swift XRT position
- GRB 080120: a long GRB detected by INTEGRAL
- XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: 1.4 GHz WSRT Radio Observations
- Transient in NGC2770 / SN2008D: Metallicity of nearby HII regions
- Transient XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: Mount Abu NIR observations
- XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: WSRT Radio Detection
- Transient 080109/ SN 2008D, metallicity of the host galaxy
- Transient 080109/ SN 2008D, IR Spectrum
- XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: optical observations
- NGC 2770B has the same redshift as NGC 2770
- Swift UVOT Monitoring of the SN 2008D Brightening (Transient in NGC 2770)
- XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: spectroscopic evolution
- XRF 080109 / SN 2008D: UKIRT JHK imaging
- optical observations, XRT in NGC 2770
- XRF 080109/SN 2008D: PROMPT Optical Imaging
- Gemini-South observations of XRF 080109 / SN 2008D
- Swift observations of the X-ray transient in NGC 2770 (aka SN2008D)
- Discovery of Radio Emission from Transient in NGC 2770
- XRF 080109 in NGC2770: NIR observations at TNG
- XRB 080109/SN 2008D: Early decline in brightness and change in colors
- XRB 080109/SN 2008D:PAIRITEL NIR observations and t_0 from Swift
- XRF 080109 in NGC2770: Detectable Superluminal Motion
- Detailed Spectroscopic ID of SN 2008D (Transient in NGC 2770)
- XRF in NGC 2770: Search for X-ray periodicity
- Spectroscopic classification of SN 2008D (Transient in NGC 2770)
- Refined Swift-XRT analysis of the transient in NGC 2770
- Transient in NGC 2770: spectroscopic evidence for a SN
- Refined Swift UVOT Analysis of SN 2008D (Transient in NGC 2770)
- Opticall follow-ups for the X-ray transient in NGC 2770
- X-ray transient in NGC 2770: Optical observations with Astrotel-Caucasus
- Optical Spectroscopy of the Transient in NGC 2770
- Swift UVOT Observations of the X-ray transient in NGC 2770
- Early OT detection of XRF in NGC 2770 in Asiago frames
- Bright X-ray transient / possible XRF in NGC 2770: TNG R imaging
- Possible XRF in NGC 2770 - NOT observations of the optical counterpart
- Bright X-ray Transient (a XRF? ) in NGC 2770 - A SN optical counterpart?
- Bright X-ray Transient in NGC 2770 - A low-luminosity XRF?
- GRB 071227: Suzaku WAM observation of the prompt emission