Yup, it's Venus. You can tell it's a planet because it doesn't twinkle. Stars are so much further away that the light that reaches Earth is more distored, so they twinkle. The light from planets is steady.

Sirius, the dog star, is the brightest star in the sky. It's the eye of Sirius, the dog of Orion and it's located to the left of Orion's belt.

Mach said:

is it Your Anus?

ufoclub said:

it's the mothership

ufoclub said:

My Nikon I could have gotten a better shot but juts pointed and clicked instead

Stax said:

2the9s said:

Operation Lunar Freedom

Mach said:

the veiw I had it was closer to the moon more towards the tip of the bottom

2the9s said:

You know the other night when you were howling at the moon? Well, i asked a friend at work who is an expert on moonology and he said you were more than likely a werewolf and that I should turn you in to the relevant authorities.

It looked like there was something hanging from the moon last night. Very odd.

I'm a night-owl,
so I like to work mostly at night.
Last night,
it was pretty cool cuz
that image was right in the middle of the window in front of me.

LleeLlee said:

Just because your co-workers moon you doesn't make them an expert on the moon.

meggy said:

That photo was taken later before the moon set behind the mountians

Venus was closer to the tip when it was higher in the sky here

2the9s said:

He did a degree in moon studies, so cork it.

meggy said:

that was my view as well.