Eclipse Chaser Log for the Solar Eclipse of 10/23/1976

Statistics

Observers:17
Success rate:71%
Countries:1

The solar eclipse was reported to be seen from 1 different countries:

Australia

Observer Map

Map of all observers of the solar eclipse of 10/23/1976

Logged by These Eclipse Chasers

Eclipse ChaserEclipse typeObserved fromCoverageTime in penumbraTime in umbraWeather
Geoff Scott
The solar eclipse as seen by Geoff Scott
partial
-33.49°, 115.71°
38 m
91.1 %2h 39m 17s-
Bevan Harris
The solar eclipse as seen by Bevan Harris
partial
-31.88°, 115.85°
81 m
84.4 %2h 39m 42s-
Alexander Scutt
The solar eclipse as seen by Alexander Scutt
partial
-31.95°, 115.86°
24 m
84.7 %2h 39m 40s-
Brett Kitchener
The solar eclipse as seen by Brett Kitchener
total
-37.30°, 142.97°
290 m
100.0 %2h 9m 58s2m 44s
Mark Rigby
The solar eclipse as seen by Mark Rigby
total
-37.12°, 142.80°
264 m
100.0 %2h 10m 10s2m 17s
Paul D. Maley
The solar eclipse as seen by Paul D. Maley
total
-37.67°, 144.85°
117 m
100.0 %2h 8m 6s2m 48s
Darren Osborne
The solar eclipse as seen by Darren Osborne
total
-37.68°, 145.03°
104 m
100.0 %2h 7m 55s2m 45s
Alex Runic
The solar eclipse as seen by Alex Runic
total
-36.68°, 146.68°
237 m
100.0 %2h 6m 33s1m 42s
Brian Jarvis
The solar eclipse as seen by Brian Jarvis
total
-37.16°, 147.66°
695 m
100.0 %2h 5m 35s2m 48s
Roger Sinnott
The solar eclipse as seen by Roger Sinnott
total
-37.50°, 149.53°
108 m
100.0 %2h 3m 51s2m
Glenn Schneider ✝
The solar eclipse as seen by Glenn Schneider ✝
total
-37.11°, 148.90°
1309 m
100.0 %2h 4m 28s2m 46s
David Herald
The solar eclipse as seen by David Herald
total
-37.57°, 149.76°
0 m
100.0 %2h 3m 38s1m 32s
Stephen Russell
The solar eclipse as seen by Stephen Russell
total
-37.08°, 149.29°
753 m
100.0 %2h 4m 7s2m 45s
Glenn Hughes
The solar eclipse as seen by Glenn Hughes
total
-36.92°, 149.20°
720 m
100.0 %2h 4m 13s2m 43s
Terry Cuttle
The solar eclipse as seen by Terry Cuttle
total
-36.93°, 149.66°
269 m
100.0 %2h 3m 48s2m 44s
Kate Russo
The solar eclipse as seen by Kate Russo
partial
-18.56°, 146.04°
28 m
30.9 %1h 44m 53s-
Joe Cali
The solar eclipse as seen by Joe Cali
partial
-27.42°, 153.00°
26 m
67.9 %1h 56m 33s-