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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 2041

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

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.