What is the bright object above the moon in Sudbury, Ontario?












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There is a bright object above the moon in Sudbury, highly visible to the eye, nothing else as bright in the sky except for the moon. I'm looking around 6 and 7am. What is it ?










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There is a bright object above the moon in Sudbury, highly visible to the eye, nothing else as bright in the sky except for the moon. I'm looking around 6 and 7am. What is it ?










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  • Hi -- since things move in the sky :-), you should provide the date as well as time of observation.
    – Carl Witthoft
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    – Carl Witthoft
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Hi -- since things move in the sky :-), you should provide the date as well as time of observation.
– Carl Witthoft
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Hi -- since things move in the sky :-), you should provide the date as well as time of observation.
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It's probably the planet Venus. You can use an online planetarium (or one of the many mobile apps) to identify objects. This link shows the sky this morning at 6:45am at your location:



enter image description here






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