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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 2026

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

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.