| Internal name | PSP25G |  |
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| RA/DEC (2000) | 00 41 19.65 +41 38 25.6 | ||
| Discovery date (UT) | 2025-03-17.58719 | ||
| Discovery Mag | 17.51CV | ||
| Host name | M31 | ||
| Host Redshift | -0.001 | ||
| Type | |||
| Redshift | |||
| Other name/s | AT 2025etj PNV J00411965+4138256 |
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| References | Discovery image taken around 2025 Mar. 17.58719 UT at N89 | PanSTARRS-1 Image | |
| Reporter/s | Xiangtao Zhang, Jianlin Xu, Mi Zhang, Leiming Tang, Yanxi Li, Wenjie Zhou, Jingyuan Zhao, Guoyou Sun, Jiangao Ruan, Xing Gao, on behalf of the PSP team | ||
| Remarks | Nova candidate classified by XOSS. Details can be found at http://xjltp.china-vo.org/psp25g.html | ||
| Discovery report | We report the discovery of a possible Nova at 17.51+-0.17CV on several 30-s survey images (limiting mag about 18.0CV) taken by Xing Gao at Xingming Observatory “#”2 (N89) around 2025 Mar. 17.58719 UT using a unfiltered CCD (+0.5m f/4 reflector). The transient approximately located at RA= 00h41m19.65s, DEC = +41d38m25.6s (equinox 2000.0). Which is about 954.6″ west and 1337.1″ north of the center of the NGC224(M31). | ||
| Comments | |||
| PSP25G C2025 03 13.59120 00 41 19.63 +41 38 25.8 >18.0CV N89 PSP25G C2025 03 15.59289 00 41 19.61 +41 38 25.9 >18.0CV N89 PSP25G C2025 03 17.58719 00 41 19.65 +41 38 25.6 17.51+-0.17CV N89 PSP25G C2025 03 18.58113 00 41 19.62 +41 38 25.7 17.43+-0.21CV N89 PSP25G C2025 03 18.60266 00 41 19.65 +41 38 25.4 17.41+-0.18CV N86 |
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