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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 2038

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

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.