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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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  1. GRB990506 Optical observations
  2. GRB990506 observation plan
  3. New IPN/RXTE error box for GRB990506
  4. IPN localization for GRB990506
  5. GRB 970228: Redshift and properties of the host galaxy
  6. GRB981220 VLBA observations
  7. GRB980425 Optical observations of exponential decline at late time
  8. GRB990321 REFINED IPN ANNULUS
  9. GRB990323 PRECISE IPN POSITION
  10. GRB990321 IPN TRIANGULATION
  11. GRB 990316 Optical Observations
  12. GRB 990316, Radio observations
  13. GRB 990316, Optical observations
  14. GRB990316, Optical observations
  15. GRB 990316 optical observations
  16. GRB990316: simultaneous optical observation
  17. ASM/IPN error box for GRB 990308 (BATSE #7457)
  18. GRB990308 not a new SGR
  19. GRB 990308a and GRB 990308b
  20. GRB990308 (Trig. 7457), optical observations
  21. GRB990308, Possible new SGR~0209+70
  22. GRB981220, IPN localization
  23. GRB 981220, radio observations
  24. GRB 990123, Field Photometry
  25. GRB 990217 Optical Observations
  26. GRB 990217, radio observations
  27. BATSE Resumes Normal Operations
  28. BATSE Flight Anomaly
  29. GRB990217: BeppoSAX/GRBM data
  30. Optical Observations of GRB990217
  31. GRB990123: Caltech STIS Photometry and Images
  32. GRB990123 observations
  33. GRB990217 Optical observation
  34. GRB990123, Optical Observation
  35. GRB 990123: Discovery of the Probable Host Galaxy
  36. GRB 990123: Reduced HST Images
  37. For Immediate Posting to GCN - HST Data GRB 990123 Available
  38. GRB19990123 observations
  39. GRB 990123: BVRI standards in the field
  40. GRB 990123: Updated Keck Spectroscopy Results
  41. GRB981220, field photometry
  42. GRB 990123 NOT Spectrum Update
  43. GRB990123, Optical observation
  44. GRB990123, is the "radio flare" due to an inhomogeneous medium?
  45. GRB 990123: Publicly available reduced HST images
  46. GRB990123, Upcoming HST Service Observations
  47. GRB 990123: New Constraints on Possible Foreground Galaxies
  48. GRB990123 Optical Observations
  49. GRB990123, Probability of gravitational lensing
  50. GRB 990123: Detection of the IR Transient, and the Light Curve Fits
  51. GRB 990123: Continued Radio Observations
  52. GRB990123, Preliminary Lens Search Results
  53. GRB 990123: Correction to GCN 230 - C.A. Young added to author list
  54. On the Lensing Interpretation of GRB 990123
  55. Search for Potential Images of GRB 990123
  56. Search for Potential Images of GRB 990123
  57. GRB990123, Optical BVRI Observations
  58. GRB 990123: near-infrared observations.
  59. GRB990123, OSSE observations
  60. GRB 990123: Strong MeV CGRO-COMPTEL detection now posted on WWW
  61. GRB990123: NIR Observation
  62. GRB990123, ASCA X-ray observation of afterglow
  63. "GRB 990123: New BV Observations"
  64. GRB 990123 Optical Follow-Up
  65. GRB 990123; Addendum to GCN 223
  66. GRB 990123: BATSE Observations
  67. GRB 990123 Keck Spectrum update
  68. GRB990123 IPN annulus
  69. GRB 990123 : Multiple and Distorted Images of the Host Galaxy?
  70. GRB990123 Optical Observations
  71. GRB 990123 Spectroscopic Redshifts
  72. GRB 990123: New Optical Observations, Decay Measure
  73. GRB 990123 Optical Follow-Up
  74. GRB 990123: Possible Gravitationally Lensed Burst?
  75. GRB990123, optical observation
  76. GRB 990123 optical observations
  77. GRB 990123: Pre-Burst Detection of an Apparent Host Galaxy
  78. GRB 990123 radio observations
  79. GRB 990123, new radio source
  80. GRB990123 optical observations
  81. GRB990123, Optical observation
  82. GRB 990123: Optical Decay Slope
  83. GRB 990123 r-band photometry
  84. GRB 990123 Optical Follow-up
  85. GRB990123, early optical counterpart detection
  86. GRB990123 Optical Observation
  87. GRB990123, BeppoSAX-NFI X-ray afterglow detection
  88. GRB 990123: Bright New Source, Possible Optical Transient
  89. GRB 990123, Radio observations
  90. SN 1999E & GRB 980919
  91. Possible identification of SN1999E with GRB980910
  92. Optical Observations of GRB 981220
  93. GRB 981226: radio variable
  94. GRB981220
  95. GRB981220, Correction to GCN 179
  96. GRB981220, Optical Observations
  97. GRB 981220 Optical observations
  98. GRB 981226 Optical Observations
  99. GRB 980613: Spectroscopy of the host galaxy
  100. GRB981226, sub-millimeter observations

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