The All-Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae (ASAS-SN) is an astronomical project led by astronomers from Ohio State University that uses a network of robotic telescopes to survey the entire visible sky every night. ASAS-SN's primary goal is to discover bright supernovae, but it also detects other astronomical transients, such as tidal disruption events, galactic novae, and stellar flares. ASAS-SN collaborates with various partners, including the Ohio State University, the Mount Cuba Astronomical Foundation, China, Chile, Denmark, and Germany. ASAS-SN provides real-time public alerts of new discoveries and major astronomical events.
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