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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 2027

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

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.