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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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September 2013

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

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.