Location
-22° 14' 3.60" S
114° 05' 10.80" E

The total solar eclipse on April 20^th, 2023, in Learnmonth, Australia, was a breathtaking astronomical event that left spectators in awe of the cosmic beauty. As the Moon completely blocked the Sun, plunging the area into temporary darkness, a dedicated team of individuals played a crucial role in facilitating the observation and measurement of this celestial phenomenon.

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We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Andréa Bride, Manager of the Learmonth Solar Observatory, and her team for their invaluable support and generosity in allowing the Cosmic Watch Foundation (CWF) to conduct their measurements at the observatory. Their expertise and cooperation have greatly contributed to the success of the research conducted during the eclipse.

Acknowledgment is also due to the US Airforce team at the base for their exceptional support in ensuring the timely arrival of the CWF equipment. Their logistical assistance and collaboration were instrumental in enabling the measurements to take place.

Furthermore, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Louise Riley and her crew at Camp Easy Ningaloo for their hospitality and provision of accommodations. Their warm welcome and efficient organization made the stay of the CWF team comfortable and enjoyable, enhancing their overall experience during the eclipse.

Their combined efforts have been pivotal in the success of the eclipse observation and research. We are sincerely grateful for their support, dedication, and collaboration, which have furthered our understanding of these celestial events.
Last but not least we would like to thank the sponsors for this expedition: IPF GmbH, Integro GmbH, and Alliander.