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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 2030

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

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.