How to judge Venus, Jupiter and Sirius in the night sky? ?

Hello, here are the methods I offer you:

1. Looking for planets: scan the sky first, find the brightest, stare at which ones don't flash, and the stars far away, all flash; The planet is very close and doesn't flash.

2. Judging whether it is Venus: At sunrise and sunset, the one that shines along the direction of the sun is Venus (because Venus is an inner planet and its orbit is inside the earth, from the perspective of the earth, it has always been near the sun, with a pinch of 40 to 50 degrees. After the sun sets for 2 hours, it is basically invisible).

3. Judge whether it is Mars: the bright red in the sky is Mars.

4. Judge whether it is Jupiter: it is bright in the sky (as bright as a street lamp) but not red.

5. Judge whether it is Saturn: Saturn is brighter in the sky (no street lights are on).

I hope the above information can help you judge Venus, Jupiter and Sirius.