Is this a planet near our sun ?,please see the picture in my answer,I captured this at 11.35 am today ,i am really puzzled.
What are you talking about?
Your picture doesn't show anything.
Astronomers ... Both professional and amateur ... Have used telescopes for thousands of years to chart the planets in our solar system. You aren't going to find anything with your camera, that they haven't found.
Are you talking about the planet you currently reside at? . . . Then yes.
Not as close as some, but not as far as some either . . .
What are you talking about, that red blot? That would just be a light effect. If it's something else, then we can't see it.
As for the question, "near" is subjective. There are planets all in orbit around the sun, and contrary to diagrams you may see as a child, it's not like the planets are all lined up in a perfect row. It's more like this:
And here's a less flat diagram:
As for a planet not in our solar system, no. They would be way too far away to see with the naked eye, you know. Being so close to a star such as the sun inevitably pulls the astral body into orbit, so anything visible to us simply must be in the same solar system.
