Daily geocentric planetary positions at 00:00 UT (1800–2100), from our high-precision ephemeris.

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

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

Choose a date or range.
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.

Ephemeris Tables

August 2042

How to read an ephemeris

How to use the Ephemeris Tables

Getting started

Reading your result