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A faint transcient was detected in Ser (http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/unconf/ ... 51482.html) and identified as
a nova (https://www.astronomerstelegram.org/?read=17292)

The current magnitude V is ~12

Spectra: https://aras-database.github.io/databas ... r2025.html

The field observed by Roger Hellot (AITP Alsace Internet Telescope Project) at AITP Observatory-San-Pedro-Atacama-Chili
can help to fing the target The photometric results:

Hello all,

Thank you very much François for this field, because the Nova is not so easy to find !
Here is my contribution to the monitoring of Nova Ser 2025.
I obtained the following spectrum the 20th of July at 23 h 24 UT with my Alpy 600 (resolution of 516, JJ = 2460877.4753) and an acquisition time of 40 min (4 x 600 s) :

Clear skies,

Christophe BOUSSIN

The brightest star of the field is TYC 5121-549-1 V =10.65

Nice spectrum, Christophe.

An ALPY 600 spectrum from last night
Cheers
Robin

These three spectra of Nova Ser 2025 were collected at ~24 hr intervals, the first by Christophe Boussin and the other two by me, all with the Alpy 600. The three spectra have been added to the ARAS Spectral Database: https://aras-database.github.io/databas ... r2025.html

-- Jerry Hinnefeld

Hello,

After a lot of cloudy days I could observe Nova Ser 2025 yesterday night. It was on the boundary of SMM remote equipment,
but I have been able to reach this graphics by a NOU_T echelle.

Cheers, J. Guarro.

That's very great, Joan.
Congratulations for the NOUT and the spectrum.
François