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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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April 2008

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

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.