ALPer Andrew Ian Chan aims his scope at M42 Orion Nebula.

ALP free stargazing banner was set up at Baywalk to inform the public of the session.

Oh my gosh! Planet Venus looks like a small crescent Moon!

ALPer Dennis Buenviaje was there to help ALP in staging the stargazing session.

People lined up on all telescopes that were set up at Baywalk to get a turn to look at the stars and planets.

ALPer Vincent Lao even got time to image Venus for a kid who want to have a souvenir shot to take home :)

ALPer Angie Tan posed with her friend, Cherry Cheng, who was there to help support the ALP activity.

ALPers Edgar Ang and Bel Pabunan standing beside the 100 Hours of Astronomy banner, as well as ALP banner.

(L-R)  ALPers Armando Lee, Edgar Ang, Angie Tan and Bel Pabunan take some time off to chat with each other on current astro news.

Even kids had a great time viewing the stars and planets with the various telescopes set up that evening.

ALP VP Jett Aguilar was also there to assist the public in viewing planet Venus, as well as be one of the event photographers that evening.

ALPer Vincent Lao was all smiles as he had a great time sharing the night sky with the public. Way to go man!

ALP President James Kevin Ty aimed his telescope to planet Venus as a long queue of excited enthusiasts waited patiently for their turn at the scope.

ALP VP Jett Aguilar gave a short explanation on why planet Venus undergoes phases like the Moon to a group of family.

Wow! Sirius looks like a beautiful diamond in the sky!

A group of girls play naughty towards their unsuspecting friend. " Hey!  How come I can't see anything???" :) LOL

Man, am I cute?

ALP President's son KC was also there, as well as his niece Angelo Luigi, to get their chance to view the stars.

KC: "Hey dad!  Sirius is very bright and beautiful!"

ALP VP's family was also there to support Jett as well as the event. Nice crowd!

ALP VP's daughter, Julette, looks at planet Saturn.

ALP VP's son Jan was all smiles as he looks at the beautiful ringed planet Saturn.

KC is shown here trying  to help his dad assist the public to view planet Saturn.

"Hey Dad!  I want to see Saturn myself too!!!"

ALP Secretary Rich Pijuan is shown here helping Julette understand how to use a star map.

Even foreigners lined up to get a peek at Saturn, as well as other stellar objects that evening!

ALP Secretary Rich Pijuan is shown here using a green laser pointer to help the public locate where Saturn is in the sky.

ALP Secretary Rich Pijuan is giving the public a demo on how to use a star map.

Newest ALPers, Mark Anthony Honrade & Rosalyn Penol, are shown here assisting fellow ALPer, Dennis Buenviaje, in centering the planet Saturn in the field of view.

KC here following the footsteps of his dad and Jett as one of the event photographers.  He borrowed his dad's camera and was freely snapping away at the event.

(L-R) ALPers Bel Pabunan, Rich Pijuan and Charito Ty

Many people get to realize how beautiful the night sky is during the event, even with the unaided eye.

ALPer Andrew Ian Chan taking a look at Venus before it sets.

More than an estimated 500 people got the chance to view the night sky during the event.

The public appreciated the effort ALP was doing to promote public awareness on astronomy .

ALPers Mark Anthony Honrade & Rosalyn Penol got their chance to look at Saturn as well.

(L-R) ALPers Vincent Lao and Edgar Ang had a great time sharing the night with the public.

ALP NAW Chairman Armando Lee is showing Saturn through his big 10" Dobsonian reflector to the delight of the crowd.

Nice Job, ALPers!!!

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