THE ASTRONOMER Electronic Circular No 15 1987 Apr 07  19.12UT.

Supernova 1987A
Recent reports show that the supernova is brightening after a long
period of constant brightness:
1987 April 1.46UT, 4.1 (M.Collins, Wodonga, Australia, 7x50B);
1.78, 4.1 (Collins); 2.59, 4.1(Collins); 2.77, 3.9 (Collins who
described it as very yellow); 6.63, 3.5 (R.McNaught, Siding Spring
Observatory, Australia, naked eye).
Colin Henshaw, Zimbabwe, also reports that he independently
discovered the object on Feb 24 and soon after made a magnitude
estimate at 24.79, 4.6. The object brightened on this date
according his further estimates:24.83, 4.4; 24.88, 4.2(12x40B).

SU Tauri
M.Verdenet, Bourbon Lancy, France advises us that this variable is
now brightening after a deep minimum:
Mar 20.84UT, 13.9; 26.82, 13.6; 28.81, 13.5.

Object near Moon=Q1987/9
G.Falworth has suggested that the object seen by H.Hill(cf E-circ
No 12) may have been a flock of geese. A full report will appear in
this month's issue of TA.
Guy M Hurst