<p>I've asked a <a href="https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/q/25007/7982">question</a> about active sky surveys that might intercept a 2% of 4π patch of sky in the next six months and potentially record this dim (+22 to +26 magnitude) object.</p>

<p>I've added a bounty with about one more day on the grace period, the only thing helpful was a comment that suggested I ask for a "database of surveys".</p>

<p>Are there any pages that list at least major active surveys? That would be a start at least.</p>

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On each program website
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@KornpobBhirombhakdi that's not really helpful. I've asked "Are there any **pages that list** at least major active surveys? That would be a start at least." If you know which programs to check for activity, then that would be a great answer! If you don't, then, we're back to square one.
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Is there any way to find out what sky surveys are *currently active?*
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# Is there any way to find out what sky surveys are *currently active?*

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-03-28)

I've asked a [question](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/q/25007/7982) about active sky surveys that might intercept a 2% of 4π patch of sky in the next six months and potentially record this dim (+22 to +26 magnitude) object.

I've added a bounty with about one more day on the grace period, the only thing helpful was a comment that suggested I ask for a "database of surveys".

Are there any pages that list at least major active surveys? That would be a start at least.

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> **username_1**: On each program website  
> **username_0**: @KornpobBhirombhakdi that's not really helpful. I've asked "Are there any **pages that list** at least major active surveys? That would be a start at least." If you know which programs to check for activity, then that would be a great answer! If you don't, then, we're back to square one.  

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