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Ephemeris Tables

Daily geocentric planetary positions at 00:00 UT (1800–2100), from our high-precision ephemeris.

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January 2019

Day☉☽☿♀♂♃♄♅♆♇☊
1 10♑15 12♏22 23♐51 23♏29 29♓56 11♐46 11♑22 28♈36℞ 14♓04 20♑37 26♋52℞
2 11♑16 25♏14 25♐19 24♏28 0♈36 11♐58 11♑29 28♈36℞ 14♓06 20♑39 26♋50℞
3 12♑17 7♐53 26♐47 25♏28 1♈16 12♐11 11♑36 28♈36℞ 14♓07 20♑41 26♋47℞
4 13♑18 20♐19 28♐16 26♏28 1♈57 12♐23 11♑43 28♈36℞ 14♓08 20♑43 26♋45℞
5 14♑20 2♑35 29♐46 27♏28 2♈37 12♐36 11♑50 28♈36℞ 14♓10 20♑45 26♋44℞
6 15♑21 14♑40 1♑16 28♏29 3♈18 12♐48 11♑58 28♈36℞ 14♓11 20♑47 26♋43℞
7 16♑22 26♑38 2♑46 29♏31 3♈58 13♐00 12♑05 28♈35 14♓12 20♑50 26♋42℞
8 17♑23 8♒30 4♑17 0♐32 4♈38 13♐13 12♑12 28♈36 14♓14 20♑52 26♋43
9 18♑24 20♒18 5♑48 1♐34 5♈19 13♐25 12♑19 28♈36 14♓15 20♑54 26♋43
10 19♑25 2♓06 7♑20 2♐37 5♈59 13♐37 12♑26 28♈36 14♓17 20♑56 26♋44
11 20♑27 13♓55 8♑53 3♐39 6♈40 13♐49 12♑33 28♈36 14♓18 20♑58 26♋45
12 21♑28 25♓50 10♑25 4♐42 7♈21 14♐01 12♑40 28♈36 14♓20 21♑00 26♋46
13 22♑29 7♈56 11♑58 5♐46 8♈01 14♐13 12♑47 28♈36 14♓21 21♑02 26♋46℞
14 23♑30 20♈16 13♑32 6♐49 8♈42 14♐25 12♑54 28♈37 14♓23 21♑04 26♋46℞
15 24♑31 2♉55 15♑06 7♐53 9♈22 14♐37 13♑01 28♈37 14♓24 21♑06 26♋46
16 25♑32 15♉57 16♑40 8♐58 10♈03 14♐48 13♑08 28♈38 14♓26 21♑08 26♋46
17 26♑33 29♉25 18♑15 10♐02 10♈44 15♐00 13♑15 28♈38 14♓28 21♑10 26♋46℞
18 27♑34 13♊21 19♑51 11♐07 11♈24 15♐12 13♑22 28♈39 14♓29 21♑12 26♋46℞
19 28♑36 27♊43 21♑27 12♐12 12♈05 15♐23 13♑29 28♈39 14♓31 21♑14 26♋46
20 29♑37 12♋29 23♑04 13♐18 12♈45 15♐35 13♑36 28♈40 14♓33 21♑16 26♋46
21 0♒38 27♋32 24♑41 14♐23 13♈26 15♐46 13♑43 28♈41 14♓35 21♑18 26♋46℞
22 1♒39 12♌43 26♑18 15♐29 14♈07 15♐57 13♑50 28♈41 14♓36 21♑20 26♋46℞
23 2♒40 27♌52 27♑57 16♐35 14♈47 16♐09 13♑56 28♈42 14♓38 21♑22 26♋46℞
24 3♒41 12♍52 29♑35 17♐41 15♈28 16♐20 14♑03 28♈43 14♓40 21♑24 26♋46℞
25 4♒42 27♍33 1♒15 18♐48 16♈09 16♐31 14♑10 28♈44 14♓42 21♑26 26♋45℞
26 5♒43 11♎52 2♒55 19♐55 16♈49 16♐42 14♑17 28♈45 14♓44 21♑28 26♋43℞
27 6♒44 25♎44 4♒36 21♐02 17♈30 16♐53 14♑24 28♈46 14♓45 21♑30 26♋43℞
28 7♒45 9♏11 6♒17 22♐09 18♈11 17♐03 14♑30 28♈47 14♓47 21♑32 26♋42
29 8♒46 22♏15 7♒59 23♐16 18♈51 17♐14 14♑37 28♈48 14♓49 21♑34 26♋43
30 9♒47 4♐58 9♒42 24♐24 19♈32 17♐25 14♑44 28♈49 14♓51 21♑36 26♋44
31 10♒48 17♐24 11♒25 25♐31 20♈13 17♐35 14♑50 28♈51 14♓53 21♑38 26♋45

How to read an ephemeris

An ephemeris is a table of planetary positions over time — the raw data underlying every chart. Each entry gives a planet's zodiacal longitude at a given moment; the ℞ symbol marks retrograde motion. Astrologers use it to find where the planets were at any birth, and where they are now (transits) relative to a natal chart. Positions here are geocentric, given for 00:00 Universal Time.

How to use the Ephemeris Tables

An ephemeris is a table of exact planetary positions for any date from 1800 to 2100 — the raw reference data astrologers and astronomers rely on.

Getting started

  1. Choose a date or range.
  2. The table lists each body's zodiacal longitude (and retrograde status).

Reading your result

Each cell is a planet's position in sign and degree. An "R" marks retrograde motion. Use it to verify any chart or track a planet over time.

Astrologer's tip Watch a planet's degree slow, stop and reverse to see exactly when it stations retrograde.