Earlier today, many people were around the NUS Multipurpose Field all excited to see Venus!
Yup, the planet Venus!
Colleagues and I also joined to welcome Venus at the NUS fields.
NUS had a series of event and you can read about it
here or
here.

You can get better photos on the internet, but this was what I got to see when I viewed through the many telescopes that was around the field. I managed to take a photo of it using my iPhone via the telescope's eye piece!
The little black dot, that's Venus!

I am not sure who this person is, but he is very knowledgeable and was sharing what he knows to people around.

One of the many queues on the field on a bright warm day.
This was the biggest telescope around and it also had the longest queue!

This telescope was connected to a laptop.
This person was looking at this laptop under his jacket so that it can be dark enough.

The crowds!
Were you there too?
Did you watch it in the country you were in?