Report from Keck tonight...

From: Saul Perlmutter (saul@lbl.gov)
Date: Thu Nov 07 2002 - 07:00:59 PST

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Just to reiterate: We observed

    -001/-027 z=0.57 Looks like SN Ia (to be studied more
carefully)
    -026 galaxy lines at z = 1.3. SN Ia does match near
there too, but we're still working to decide.
    -012 SN signal likes to match at z = 1.5, but we don't
believe it yet mostly because it seems to bright for that redshift.
(How about lensing??)

That's it for our new supernova candidates, although we are using the
rest of the night after they set productively (with studies of SN host
galaxies, etc.)

Tomorrow, we think we will be getting VLT data and Keck data (and an
extremely small probability of Gemini data).

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