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NGC7331_SN 2026aaiv

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NGC7331_SN 2026aaivNGC 7325NGC 7326NGC 7333NGC 7338IC 1450NGC 7317NGC 7318NGC 7319NGC 7320NGC 7327NGC 7331NGC 7335NGC 7336NGC 7337NGC 7340
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Photo description / processing

SN 2026aaiv — is a supernova. It was discovered on September 1, 2026, using the ATLAS system. It exploded in the spiral galaxy NGC 7331 (sometimes also called Caldwell 30). This galaxy is located approximately 40–45 million light-years from us, in the constellation Pegasus. By the way, NGC 7331 is very similar to our Milky Way in size, shape, and mass.
By classification, it is a Type Ia supernova. This type of explosion occurs in a binary system: a white dwarf pulls matter from a companion star until an uncontrolled thermonuclear reaction is triggered, which destroys the white dwarf.

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
Sky-Watcher 150/750
Camera
SVBONY SV705C
Guide Scope
50|180
Guide Camera
ToupTek GPCMOS02000KPA
Software
Nina. Siril. PixInsight. Adobe.
Location
Черемхово, Россия

Light pollution

Yellow, Bortle 5 zone

Date taken

Exposure

  • 308 × 90″ · ISO/Gain: 150 · UV/IR Cut ·

Total exposure: 7 h 42 m

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