In autumn, I don t know what a star in the southwest is called

If it's in the evening, it might be Jupiter and Saturn, but in the morning it's probably Sirius, Betelgeuse, and South River, the three bright stars.

The landlord can see if there are three fainter stars in the vicinity that are connected in a straight line, and if there is, it is the belt of Orion three stars.

The lower ones are Venus, and the higher ones are Jupiter. Venus and Jupiter are the two brightest stars of the day. can be brighter than Sirius.

And this season, Sirius does not rise in the southeast until around midnight. Venus is bright because of its proximity to the Earth and the reflective composition of its atmosphere. Jupiter is bright because of its large size and strong reflective ability.

One is Jupiter, one is Venus, Jupiter is to the right of Venus, Venus is to the left of the Sun, which means that the Sun will set after it sets first in the horizon, and Venus and Jupiter rise earlier than the Sun in the morning.

It's Venus and Jupiter ... Ah, it's all from Guangzhou.,I've been observing it in recent days.。。 Venus is below, Jupiter is higher than Venus, Venus will be closer to the horizon after about 7:30, and Jupiter will set after 8 o'clock.

Venus is also called the Morning Star and the Chang Gung Star, except for the Sun and the Moon are the brightest (planets). You can also look for Sirius after 10 p.m., the brightest star of the day in the southeast.

The light below is the wolf, and the dark is the origel of the hunter....Both of these are relatively bright, and they are generally visible even if the weather is not too good As for the Orion Belt three stars, it is about 1 3 to the distance from the Sirius to the west of the geography

There is a lot of dust in Guangzhou, and you should not be able to see the stars, especially in the morning.

Now that you can see it, these two stars are in the constellation Orion, and the brightest is Sirius.

It could also be planets.

Please note upstairs that it's summer, and Sirius, a bright star in the winter sky, how can it appear in the southeast after sunset?

The star that the landlord said should be Jupiter, now is the phase of Jupiter's opposition, is the best time of the year to observe Jupiter, now Jupiter is visible all night, appears in the southeast direction after dusk, midnight in this south direction, before dawn in the southwest direction. The position of Jupiter is in line with what the landlord said.

In addition, Jupiter is now very bright, up to equal in brightness, and no star other than the Sun and Moon can match Jupiter in brightness throughout the day (especially in the celestial region near Jupiter, in the range of 30 near Jupiter, no star is 1 10 as bright as Jupiter), so the possibility of misidentification is almost non-existent.

It is Venus that appears in the west in the evening and is called Chang Gung Star; Morning appears in the east and is called the morning star.

Probably, maybe it could be Daystar??? All I know is that you can't see the stars without a telescope