A selection of image data from active telescope observations and survey programs thus far.
Amor-class asteroid 2026 NC1
Amor-class asteroid 2026 NC1 on UT 2026 July 12.183 (r = 1.179 AU, delta = 0.166 AU V = 19.0). The exposure duration is 483 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 6 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 392 “/hour at PA = 181 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2022 UC6
Apollo-class asteroid 2022 UC6 on UT 2026 June 30.204 (r = 1.234 AU, delta = 0.250 AU V = 18.9). The exposure duration is 672 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 7 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 281 “/hour at PA = 212 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2011 LJ1
Apollo-class asteroid 2011 LJ1 on UT 2026 June 29.984 (r = 1.245 AU, delta = 0.315 AU V = 18.8) in full moon light. The exposure duration is 1160 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 5 x 6 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 155 “/hour at PA = 285 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS) on UT 2026 June 29.163 (t-T = +77 days, r = 3.638 AU, delta = 2.703 AU). The exposure duration is 1860 seconds Cousins I filter and in bright (99%) moon light. The FOV is 10 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 88 “/hour at PA = 260 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000 (right). Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2025 WC4
Apollo-class asteroid 2025 WC4 on UT 2026 June 29.145 (r = 1.062 AU, delta = 0.092 AU V = 17.3). The exposure duration is 450 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 8 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 285 “/hour at PA = 122 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Amor-class asteroid 2007 TO74
Amor-class asteroid 2007 TO74 on UT 2026 June 29.361 (r = 1.147 AU, delta = 0.173 AU V = 17.8). The exposure duration is 966 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 6 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 190 “/hour at PA = 102 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2025 WC4
Apollo-class asteroid 2025 WC4 on UT 2026 June 27.110 (r = 1.047 AU, delta = 0.071 AU V = 16.8). The exposure duration is 270 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 6 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 474 “/hour at PA = 133 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2006 KD40
Apollo-class asteroid 2006 KD40 on UT 2026 June 27.117 (r = 1.092 AU, delta = 0.302 AU V = 18.6). The exposure duration is 966 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 14 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 193 “/hour at PA = 201 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Type II supernova 2026pub
Type II supernova 2026pub on UT 2026 June 24.210 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026pub). The exposure durations are 1620 seconds Kron-Cousins BVR (left to right) filters. The FOV is 5 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. The host galaxy is MCG-01-35-010 — Low Surface Brightness Galaxy (z = 0.004). Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2024 G4 (PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2024 G4 (PANSTARRS) on UT 2026 June 24.258 (t-T = +95 day, r = 4.956 AU, delta = 4.152 AU mag V = 18.0). The exposure duration is 1620 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 8 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 10 “/hour at PA = 236 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Periodic Comet 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann
Periodic Comet 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann on UT 2026 June 24.044 (t-T = -2622 day, r = 6.316 AU, delta = 6.484 AU mag V = 16.1). The exposure duration is 2700 seconds Cousins I filter. The FOV is 12 x 11 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 14 “/hour at PA = 108 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Amor-class asteroid 2026 KC3
Amor-class asteroid 2026 KC3 on UT 2026 June 24.136 (r = 1.241 AU, delta = 0.244 AU V = 18.5). The exposure duration is 1302 seconds Cousins I filter. The FOV is 6 x 6 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 144 “/hour at PA = 164 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Asteroidal object P12nCgf = 2026 MP2
Asteroidal object P12nCgf = 2026 MP2 on UT 2026 June 24.169 ( r = 1.692 AU, delta = 0.719 AU, V = 19.4). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 5 x 5 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 98 “/hour at PA = 321 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000 . Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS) on UT 2026 June 22.119 (t-T = +70 days, r = 3.626 AU, delta = 2.651 AU). The exposure duration is 1800 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 15 x 13 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 93 “/hour at PA = 260 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000 (right). Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Amor-class asteroid 2026 KC3
Amor-class asteroid 2026 KC3 on UT 2026 June 22.070 (r = 1.498 AU, delta = 0.492 AU V = 19.0). The exposure duration is 2046 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 134 “/hour at PA = 352 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Amor-class asteroid 2022 LN3
Amor-class asteroid 2022 LN3 on UT 2026 June 22.101 (r = 1.140 AU, delta = 0.126 AU V = 18.5). The exposure duration is 1860 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 354 “/hour at PA = 152 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Extragalactic transient 2026pla on UT 2026 June 19.109
Extragalactic transient 2026pla on UT 2026 June 19.109 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026pla). The exposure durations are 1620 seconds Kron-Cousins BVR (left to right) filters. The FOV is 4 x 5 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Periodic Comet 169P/NEAT on UT 2026 June 19.234
Periodic Comet 169P/NEAT on UT 2026 June 19.234 (t-T = -92 day, r = 1.614 AU, delta = 0.688 AU mag V = 15.3). The exposure duration is 540 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 9 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation the object moving at a rate of 59 “/hour at PA = 336 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD
Comet C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2023 R1 (PANSTARRS) on UT 2026 June 19.199 (t-T = +67 days, r = 3.622 AU, delta = 2.639 AU). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 4 x 4 minutes of arc(left) and 10 x 10 minutes of arc(right), orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 94 “/hour at PA = 260 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical (left) and equatorial J2000 (right). Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC), S Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN)
Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) on UT 2025 Oct. 27.066 (t-T = +46 days, r = 1.092 AU, delta = 0.301 AU). The exposure duration is 1200 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 18 x 15 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation the object moving at a rate of 543 “/hour at PA = 74 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Transient object 2026ojj
Transient object 2026ojj on UT 2026 June 08.147 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026ojj). The exposure durations are 1320 seconds Kron-Cousins BVR (left to right) filters. The FOV is 5 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. The galaxy to the upper left (NE) of the transient is WISEA J141224.51-290438.3 , receding at 7911 km/s, z = 0.026) Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Extragalactic transient 2026ofr
Extragalactic transient 2026ofr on UT 2026 June 08.084 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026ofr). The exposure durations are 1320 seconds Kron-Cousins BVR (left to right) filters. The FOV is 5 x 6 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Amor-class asteroid 2011 SZ21
Amor-class asteroid 2011 SZ21 on UT 2026 June 08.231 (r = 1.312 AU, delta = 0.335 AU V = 16.9). The exposure duration is 1080 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 7 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 124 “/hour at PA = 17 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2003 LN6 on UT 2026
Apollo-class asteroid 2003 LN6 on UT 2026 June 08.216 (r = 1.030 AU, delta = 0.026 AU V = 18.8). The exposure duration is 609 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 5 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 309 “/hour at PA = 326 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Apollo-class asteroid 2000 KE41
Periodic Comet 235P/LINEAR
Periodic Comet 235P/LINEAR on UT 2026 May 29.116 (t-T = +158 day, r = 2.320 AU, delta = 1.327 AU mag V = 16.3). The exposure duration is 1380 seconds Cousins I filter. The FOV is 16 x 14 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation the object moving at a rate of 32 “/hour at PA = 291 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Probable galactic nova 2026nmo
Probable galactic nova 2026nmo on UT 2026 May 27.149 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026nmo) in a Johnson-Cousins filter RVB -> RGB colour combination. The FOV is 7 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. Published BVR photometry (https://www.wis-tns.org/astronotes/astronote/2026-155) yields colours of B-V = -0.38 & V-R = -0.04; which is exceedingly-blue as can be seen below. Transient 2026nmo is located at galactic latitude 2.1 degrees. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD
Amor-class asteroid 2026 KC3
Amor-class asteroid 2026 KC3 on UT 2026 May 27.116 (r = 1.377 AU, delta = 0.429 AU V = 19.2). The exposure duration is 1798 seconds Cousins I filter. The FOV is 5 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 143 “/hour at PA = 347 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Confirmed classical (Fe II) (https://www.astronomerstelegram.org/?read=17813) galactic nova 2026noc on UT 2026 May 25.009 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026noc). The exposure duration is 180 seconds in Johnson B filter. The FOV is 12 x 12 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), B. Carchrae (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Optical transient 2026myz
Optical transient 2026myz (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026myz) on UT 2026 May 22.046. The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 9 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Amor-class asteroid 2026 JV4
Amor-class asteroid 2026 JV4 on UT 2026 May 20.101 (r = 1.151 AU, delta = 0.146 AU V = 17.2). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 450 “/hour at PA = 12 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Cometary object A/2026 E1
Cometary object A/2026 E1 on UT 2026 May 20.039 (t-T = +7 day, r = 2.903 AU, delta = 2.341 AU). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 14 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 77 “/hour at PA = 353 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Supernova 2026mxl
Supernova 2026mxl (type SN Ia – 91bg type) on UT 2026 May 20.001 (https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2026mxl). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins V filter. The FOV is 4 x 3 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2026 C1
Comet C/2026 C1 on UT 2026 May 20.039 (t-T = -901 day, r = 9.256 AU, delta = 8.702 AU mag V = 18.9). The exposure duration is 1860 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 20 x 16 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 11 “/hour at PA = 268 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), A. Araleh (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2021 G2 (ATLAS)
Comet C/2021 G2 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 May 17.224 (t-T = +616 days, r = 6.781 AU, delta = 6.001 AU). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 16 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 18 “/hour at PA = 315 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2024 G6 (ATLAS)
Comet C/2024 G6 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 May 17.198 (t-T = +86 days, r = 6.456 AU, delta = 5.567 AU). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 7 x 4 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 37 “/hour at PA = 302 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.Comet C/2024 G6 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 May 11.172 (t-T = +81 days, r = 6.453 AU, delta = 5.563 AU). The exposure duration is 1176 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 5 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 37 “/hour at PA = 304 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.Comet C/2024 G6 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 Apr. 23.253 (t-T = +61 days, r = 6.444 AU, delta = 5.627 AU). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 14 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 36 “/hour at PA = 312 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2024 G4 (PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2024 G4 (PANSTARRS) on UT 2026 May 17.272 (t-T = +57 days, r = 4.920 AU, delta = 4.456 AU, magnitude 18.3). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 11 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 8 “/hour at PA = 65 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2025 E1 (PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2025 E1 (PANSTARRS) on UT 2026 May 13.021 (t-T = -132 days, r = 4.159 AU, delta = 3.830 AU, predicted magnitude 18.8). The exposure duration is 1008 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 9 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 17 “/hour at PA = 337 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2023 F3 (ATLAS)
Comet C/2023 F3 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 May 13.043 (t-T = +466 days, r = 6.235 AU, delta = 6.186 AU, predicted magnitude = 18.3). The exposure duration is 780 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 18 “/hour at PA = 347 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
PCCP object A11BRI6
PCCP object A11BRI6 on UT 2026 May 12.043. The exposure duration is 775 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 6 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 348 “/hour at PA = 77 degrees. The predicted apparent magnitude was V = 19.1. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.PCCP object A11BRI6 on UT 2026 May 05 05.980. The exposure duration is 403 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 6 x 7 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation the object moving at a rate of 724 “/hour at PA = 95 degrees. The predicted apparent magnitude was V = 18.7. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.PCCP object A11BRI6 on UT 2026 May 05 04.983. The exposure duration is 840 seconds in the Cousins R filter. The FOV is 14 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation the object moving at a rate of 812 “/hour at PA = 99 degrees. The predicted apparent magnitude was V = 18.7. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Cometary Object A/2026 E1
Cometary object A/2026 E1 on UT 2026 May 11.064 (t-T = -1 day, r = 2.902 AU, delta = 2.228 AU). The exposure duration is 1717 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 4 x 6 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 90 “/hour at PA = 347 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. The right frame is the shift&add with a median filter; only an object with the correct plane-of-sky motion vector will co-add into a seeing disk. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2021 G2
Comet C/2021 G2 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 May 11.209 (t-T = +611 days, r = 6.752 AU, delta = 6.004 AU). The exposure duration is 1176 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 15 x 12 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 18 “/hour at PA = 321 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2025 Y1
Comet C/2025 Y1 (ATLAS) on UT 2026 May 11.122 (t-T = -519 days, r = 5.661 AU, delta = 4.873 AU, magnitude V = 17.3). The exposure duration is 1736 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 14 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 13 “/hour at PA = 294 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2026 C1
Distant comet C/2026 C1 (Tsuchinshan) on UT 2026 May 11.103 (t-T = -909 days, r = 9.322 AU, delta = 8.648 AU, magnitude V = 18.8). The exposure duration is 1176 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 12 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 13 “/hour at PA = 273 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Optical transient 2026lkm
Optical transient 2026lkm in host galaxy ESO 386- G 008 on UT 2026 May 06.047 in BV&R (Kron-Cousins) filters. The exposure durations are 1860 sec (B) and 1260 sec in VR filters. The FOV is 5 x 7 minutes of arc , orientation north-up/east-left. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. The transient is marked with white tics. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Type II Supernova 2026kia
Type II supernova 2026kia in host galaxy MCG -03-28-017 (z = 0.015) on UT 2026 May 05.194 (B), 05.140 (V), 045.158 (R) & 05.176 (I). The exposure durations are 1860 sec (B) and 1260 sec in VR&I filters. The FOV is 6 x 11 minutes of arc , orientation north-up/east-left. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. The transient is marked with black tics. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC), A. Schildhorn and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.Type II supernova 2026kia on UT 2026 May 02.164. The exposure duration is 2280 seconds in the Cousins R filter. The FOV is 9 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2025 A6
Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) on UT 2026 May 02.083 (t-T = +174 days, r = 2.987 AU, delta = 2.289 AU). The exposure duration is 1800 seconds Cousins I filter. The FOV is 14 x 8 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 81 “/hour at PA = 331 degrees. The coordinate grid is ecliptical J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
Comet C/2024 J4
Comet C/2024 J4 (Lemmon) on UT 2026 Apr. 23.219 (t-T = +362 days, r = 6.256 AU, delta = 5.297 AU). The exposure duration is 1260 seconds Cousins R filter. The FOV is 10 x 10 minutes of arc, orientation north-up/east-left. At the time of observation, the object was moving at a rate of 38 “/hour at PA = 269 degrees. The coordinate grid is equatorial J2000. Courtesy of A. Boley (UBC), S. Chan (UBC) and D. D. Balam (DAO/NRC). University of British Columbia Southern Observatory 0.5-m reflector + CCD.
