Here's a breakdown:

* Stars: Giant balls of hot gas that emit their own light.

* Planets: Large celestial bodies that orbit stars. They reflect light from their star.

* Moons: Natural satellites that orbit planets. They also reflect light from their planet's star.

* Satellites: Man-made objects that orbit Earth or other celestial bodies. They often reflect sunlight.

* Meteors: Small particles of dust or rock that burn up in the Earth's atmosphere, creating a streak of light.

While we see these objects primarily at night, some celestial bodies are visible during the day, including the Sun, Moon, and the planet Venus.