Yup, I've been waiting for Comet PANSTARRS for a very long time. And from calculations, Singapore is one of the few places here in the southern hemisphere to view the Comet on the 10th - 11th of March where it's at perihelion. And it should be just about visible with the unaided eye right now. BUT!. Yeah, there's always a but, being Singapore and near the equator, the sky is mostly covered by thick clouds like throughout the year. So, since the 20th of February, the sky is blanket by thick clouds. And I'm very disappointed. I've been wantig to photograph my very first Comet photo. Missed Comet McNaught back then. And I have a feeling I'm going to missed PANSTARRS. Still there's Comet ISON which has been already label as the "Comet of the Century". Now, that I will NOT want to missed. I'm already planning a trip away from this "astro unfriendly skies" of Singapore.