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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 2035

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

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.