Based on the search results, there is no planet beside the moon at the moment. However, the Moon is expected to visit several planets in the sky in the coming weeks. For example, from October 23 to October 29, the Moon will visit the constellations Aquarius, Pisces, and Aries. In September 2023, the Moon meets Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, and Mars in the sky. It is important to note that a bright object near the Moon can be a star or a planet, and you can tell the difference by checking if the object twinkles. If it does, then it’s a star; if not, it’s a planet. Also, Jupiter and Venus (sometimes Mars and Saturn, too) are way brighter than most stars. You can tell the planets apart by their colors: Mercury is gray or brownish; Venus is pale yellow; Mars is pale pink or bright red; Jupiter is orange; Saturn is gold.