The Astronomical Society Of Singapore

The Astronomical Society Of Singapore The Astronomical Society Of Singapore (TASOS) was established in 1991 with the main objective to promote an interest in astronomy among local residents.

Earlier this evening Friday 24th of July 2026, a team of 9 from TASOS comprising TASOS committee and members supported S...
24/07/2026

Earlier this evening Friday 24th of July 2026, a team of 9 from TASOS comprising TASOS committee and members supported Science Centre’s Observatory session. The turnout today was smaller and the sky was actually quite good and many had the opportunity also to see a pristine and beautiful Moon with great detail along her terminator line. Many craters were visible. TASOS members setup and manned 3 portable telescopes beside the small observatory and assisted with the observatory and astronomy story telling on the ground. Everyone seems to have a wonderful time tonight. See photos of this activity posted here to share.. 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

Here’s another 2 images of Venus far below the Moon by Sunday 19th July 2026, the left image I took from outside McDonal...
24/07/2026

Here’s another 2 images of Venus far below the Moon by Sunday 19th July 2026, the left image I took from outside McDonald at Tradehub 21 while the photo on the right is contributed by TASOS member Angelia Cheok.. again look out for Venus which is much further down from the Moon.. 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

By Sunday 19th July 2026, the Moon and Venus have drifted much further apart.. see images here I took from the Omni The...
24/07/2026

By Sunday 19th July 2026, the Moon and Venus have drifted much further apart.. see images here I took from the Omni Theatre carpark.. look for Venus which is much further down from the Moon.. 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

On Friday 17th July 2026, TASOS member Jeff also attempted M16 The Eagle Nebula also commonly known as The Pillars of Cr...
24/07/2026

On Friday 17th July 2026, TASOS member Jeff also attempted M16 The Eagle Nebula also commonly known as The Pillars of Creation usingbhis Seestar S30 Pro.. see below attached and hope you like it 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

On Friday 17th July 2026, Venus is above at 1 o’clock position near to the Crescent Moon. Continuing, the following imag...
24/07/2026

On Friday 17th July 2026, Venus is above at 1 o’clock position near to the Crescent Moon. Continuing, the following images are contributed by TASOS members from top right in clockwise direction .. Ong SK, Jeff from the Science Centre, Tan Bee Ping and finally Albert Tan .. hope you all like them 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

On Friday 17th July 2026, Venus is above at 1 o’clock position near to the Crescent Moon. I took the images from left a...
24/07/2026

On Friday 17th July 2026, Venus is above at 1 o’clock position near to the Crescent Moon. I took the images from left above the Astro Scientific Centre signboard from the Kinetic Garden of the Science Centre and the next photo going clockwise. President Soh KM took the next with the KidsStop sign while TASOS member Tan Bee Ping took the last photo with top of buildings. Nice .. 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

On Thursday 16th July 2026, i took some shots of the thin Crescent Moon below Venus to share.. hope you all like it 👍🙏🏻🙏...
24/07/2026

On Thursday 16th July 2026, i took some shots of the thin Crescent Moon below Venus to share.. hope you all like it 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

When TASOS President Soh Kim Mun first saw the below ship wrek photo with the Crescent Moon, he commented “Ahhh....that ...
24/07/2026

When TASOS President Soh Kim Mun first saw the below ship wrek photo with the Crescent Moon, he commented “Ahhh....that famous fishing boat...many take it with Milkway” and Tan Bee Ping promptly responded “Coming soon” and so it seems.. see below Milky Way photo bt Tan Bee Ping from Mersing, Malaysia.. hope you like it 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

Tan Bee Ping also sent another photo below and commented “Above the ship wreck” .. notice Pleiades M45 also known as the...
24/07/2026

Tan Bee Ping also sent another photo below and commented “Above the ship wreck” .. notice Pleiades M45 also known as the famous Seven Sisters on the right side of the Moon 👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

Saturday 11th July 2026, TASOS member Tan Bee Ping took this very tranquil and beautiful Crescent Moon above the famous ...
24/07/2026

Saturday 11th July 2026, TASOS member Tan Bee Ping took this very tranquil and beautiful Crescent Moon above the famous fishing boat ship wreck from Mersing, Malaysia .. this is one place that brings back memories for so many of us astrophotographers .. 👍👍🙏🏻

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