Positions on the first of each month
| Month | ☉ | ☽ | ☿ | ♀ | ♂ | ♃ | ♄ | ♅ | ♆ | ♇ | ☊ | ⚷ | ⚸ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10♑︎34′ | 6♊︎43′ | 28♐︎38′ | 9♑︎12′ | 12♑︎41′ | 21♋︎21′ ℞ | 26♓︎10′ | 27♉︎56′ ℞ | 29♓︎30′ | 2♒︎43′ | 10♓︎57′ ℞ | 22♈︎36′ ℞ | 22♐︎01′ ℞ | |
| 12♒︎07′ | 29♋︎54′ | 19♒︎28′ | 18♒︎10′ | 6♒︎43′ | 17♋︎21′ ℞ | 28♓︎38′ | 27♉︎27′ ℞ | 0♈︎08′ | 3♒︎42′ | 9♓︎07′ ℞ | 23♈︎00′ | 27♐︎18′ ℞ | |
| 10♓︎24′ | 9♌︎07′ | 21♓︎58′ ℞ | 23♓︎12′ | 28♒︎44′ | 15♋︎15′ ℞ | 1♈︎43′ | 27♉︎43′ | 1♈︎02′ | 4♒︎31′ | 8♓︎58′ | 24♈︎02′ | 22♐︎56′ | |
| 11♈︎16′ | 28♍︎28′ | 13♓︎41′ | 1♉︎38′ | 23♓︎07′ | 15♋︎46′ | 5♈︎32′ | 28♉︎45′ | 2♈︎12′ | 5♒︎13′ | 8♓︎46′ ℞ | 25♈︎42′ | 14♐︎40′ | |
| 10♉︎38′ | 2♏︎31′ | 25♈︎58′ | 8♊︎17′ | 16♈︎22′ | 18♋︎54′ | 9♈︎09′ | 0♊︎16′ | 3♈︎15′ | 5♒︎30′ | 7♓︎00′ ℞ | 27♈︎30′ | 11♐︎43′ | |
| 10♊︎32′ | 17♐︎28′ | 29♊︎08′ | 15♋︎24′ | 9♉︎45′ | 24♋︎04′ | 12♈︎14′ | 2♊︎03′ | 4♈︎03′ | 5♒︎21′ ℞ | 3♓︎36′ ℞ | 29♈︎11′ | 19♐︎10′ | |
| 9♋︎11′ | 20♑︎13′ | 26♋︎11′ ℞ | 20♌︎11′ | 1♊︎33′ | 0♌︎09′ | 14♈︎11′ | 3♊︎42′ | 4♈︎24′ | 4♒︎52′ ℞ | 0♓︎52′ ℞ | 0♉︎22′ | 25♐︎38′ | |
| 8♌︎47′ | 6♓︎09′ | 19♋︎31′ | 24♍︎03′ | 23♊︎04′ | 6♌︎57′ | 14♈︎43′ ℞ | 5♊︎00′ | 4♈︎15′ ℞ | 4♒︎10′ ℞ | 29♒︎49′ | 0♉︎51′ | 3♑︎07′ | |
| 8♍︎35′ | 25♈︎25′ | 12♍︎41′ | 23♎︎10′ | 13♋︎23′ | 13♌︎41′ | 13♈︎40′ ℞ | 5♊︎39′ | 3♈︎40′ ℞ | 3♒︎30′ ℞ | 29♒︎48′ ℞ | 0♉︎31′ ℞ | 2♑︎46′ | |
| 7♎︎50′ | 3♊︎54′ | 0♏︎40′ | 8♏︎23′ | 1♌︎41′ | 19♌︎35′ | 11♈︎34′ ℞ | 5♊︎31′ ℞ | 2♈︎51′ ℞ | 3♒︎07′ ℞ | 29♒︎08′ ℞ | 29♈︎29′ ℞ | 15♐︎13′ | |
| 8♏︎34′ | 27♋︎28′ | 16♏︎39′ ℞ | 26♎︎15′ ℞ | 18♌︎37′ | 24♌︎19′ | 9♈︎17′ ℞ | 4♊︎40′ ℞ | 2♈︎04′ ℞ | 3♒︎07′ | 26♒︎56′ ℞ | 28♈︎04′ ℞ | 5♐︎55′ | |
| 8♐︎47′ | 5♍︎34′ | 22♏︎03′ | 28♎︎00′ | 1♍︎55′ | 26♌︎47′ | 8♈︎01′ ℞ | 3♊︎27′ ℞ | 1♈︎38′ ℞ | 3♒︎33′ | 23♒︎51′ ℞ | 26♈︎52′ ℞ | 11♐︎49′ |
℞ marks a body moving retrograde.
Body symbols
☉ Sun · ☽ Moon · ☿ Mercury · ♀ Venus · ♂ Mars · ♃ Jupiter · ♄ Saturn · ♅ Uranus · ♆ Neptune · ♇ Pluto · ☊ North Node (true) · ⚷ Chiron · ⚸ Lilith (osculating apogee)
Sign symbols
♈︎ Aries · ♉︎ Taurus · ♊︎ Gemini · ♋︎ Cancer · ♌︎ Leo · ♍︎ Virgo · ♎︎ Libra · ♏︎ Scorpio · ♐︎ Sagittarius · ♑︎ Capricorn · ♒︎ Aquarius · ♓︎ Pisces
Retrograde stations and eclipses in 2026
| Event | Moment, UTC | More |
|---|---|---|
| Chiron turns direct in Aries | Retrograde planets | |
| Uranus turns direct in Taurus | Retrograde planets | |
| Solar eclipse in Aquarius | Sky events in your chart | |
| Mercury turns retrograde in Pisces | Mercury retrograde dates | |
| Lunar eclipse in Virgo | Sky events in your chart | |
| Mercury turns direct in Pisces | Mercury retrograde dates | |
| Pluto turns retrograde in Aquarius | Retrograde planets | |
| Mercury turns retrograde in Cancer | Mercury retrograde dates | |
| Neptune turns retrograde in Aries | Retrograde planets | |
| Mercury turns direct in Cancer | Mercury retrograde dates | |
| Saturn turns retrograde in Aries | Retrograde planets | |
| Chiron turns retrograde in Taurus | Retrograde planets | |
| Solar eclipse in Leo | Sky events in your chart | |
| Lunar eclipse in Pisces | Sky events in your chart | |
| Uranus turns retrograde in Gemini | Retrograde planets | |
| Venus turns retrograde in Scorpio | In your chart | |
| Pluto turns direct in Aquarius | In your chart | |
| Mercury turns retrograde in Scorpio | In your chart | |
| Mercury turns direct in Scorpio | In your chart | |
| Venus turns direct in Libra | In your chart | |
| Saturn turns direct in Aries | In your chart | |
| Neptune turns direct in Aries | In your chart |
Daily tables by month
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How to read the table
Each cell gives degree, sign and minute: 17♎︎23′ means 17 degrees 23 minutes of Libra. ℞ after a position means the body is retrograde that day. Positions are geocentric and tropical, for 00:00 Universal Time (UT).
Computed by NatalChart.AI with Swiss Ephemeris, the engine behind our charts and the astrology API. The node is the true node, Lilith is the osculating lunar apogee. To place these positions in your own chart, calculate your birth chart.
Questions
What is an ephemeris in astrology?
A table of where the Sun, Moon and planets stand in the zodiac on each day. Astrologers use it to see transits, find retrograde periods and check a birth chart by hand.
Why 00:00 UT?
Midnight Universal Time is the usual reference for a daily ephemeris. For another time of day, the Moon moves about half a degree an hour; the planets move much more slowly.
Is this ephemeris tropical or sidereal?
Tropical and geocentric, as in Western astrology. For the difference, see tropical vs sidereal.