What are the planets that people can directly see with the naked eye and whose names can be determined?

In addition to the moon, a few planets (such as Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, etc. ) and occasional comets, all we see are stars (single galaxies or nebulae), all stars in our own galaxy. Stars in galaxies outside the Milky Way are invisible.

The stars in the galaxy beyond the river are too far away for us to see. But there are three very close extragalactic galaxies that can be regarded as a whole. They are the extragalactic galaxy M3 1 Andromeda, the Large Magellanic Cloud and the Small Magellanic Cloud. In addition, there are some special circumstances, such as the supernova explosion in large magellanic cloud in 1987, which makes the stars of this extragalactic galaxy visible to us. The number of that supernova is SN 1987A. But this situation is extremely rare, and it can be seen that it is burning high incense.