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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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February 2028

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

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.