I can't see the moon, but there are stars. What star is that?

The stars mentioned by the landlord are in the east after sunset.

Yesterday, I went to Chongming Dongtan for observation. Jupiter is the brightest star in the whole day. It appears in the east after sunset, in the south at midnight and sets at about 3 am.

How can we prove it's Jupiter? The most convenient way is to observe through a telescope. When you see Jupiter's round face and four Galileo Jupiter, you can definitely determine his identity. If the telescope is better, you can see Jupiter's cloud belt, and if you are lucky, you can see the opposite red spot (there is no way … one rotation 10 hour, and so on).

However, if there is no telescope, it is not that the heart is willing and unable to do so. One is brightness, which is much brighter than the second brightest star (Sirius, about 3 times brighter); The second is location, which appears in the east or southeast of the sky after sunrise.

It is said upstairs that friends of Venus might as well look west after sunset, and you will find Venus in the sunset.