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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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May 2038

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

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.