Is Venus' the planet i see by the moon?

Answer 1

At different times the various planets look to be near the moon. So sometimes when you see something very bright near the moon, it is a planet. The four main planets that look bright are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, so when you see something near the moon, it is one of those four. You can use lots of different websites which will tell you what is in the sky at the moment and what looks to be near the moon. One of those websites is in the link below.

Answer 2

No, Venus is a planet that is often visible in the sky near the moon, but it is not the "planet by the moon." Venus is one of the brightest objects in the night sky, so it is commonly mistaken for a star or aircraft.

Answer 3

Unlikely The Moon is much larger in the sky than Venus. You can usually see Venus at dawn and dusk but it looks like a very bright star, nothing like the Moon.

Answer 4

No because the gas clouds in Venus obscure the view and because the moon is very small and millions of miles away.

Answer 5

Venus can be the brightest object in the sky - forgetting the Sun, Moon, nuclear explosions or iridium flashes.

Answer 6

The planet Venus does not possess a moon.