Ephemeris Table — Daily Planetary Positions
A real daily ephemeris table — every planet's computed position for each day across any date range you choose, generated live from the same orbital-mechanics engine behind every chart on this site, and downloadable as a spreadsheet rather than reproduced from a printed reference table.
Each row shows a planet's real longitude, latitude, and daily speed for that date, including whether it's retrograde — the same raw data a printed paper ephemeris provides, generated on demand for any range instead of needing a physical book on hand.
A full month or year of positions can be generated in one request and exported as a spreadsheet, useful for research, teaching, or simply checking a planet's motion across a longer stretch of time than a single chart's snapshot shows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ephemeris in astrology?
A day-by-day table of where each celestial body was, or will be, on the ecliptic. Before software, astrologers looked up positions in a printed ephemeris; this tool generates the same kind of table on demand for any date range.
What time of day are the positions in this ephemeris calculated for?
00:00 UTC for every day in the range, computed directly rather than pulled from a static published table.
Does this ephemeris use the Swiss Ephemeris?
No — it's a custom Keplerian engine, the same one used for every natal chart, return, and progression on this site. Positions are tropical zodiac.
How do I know if a planet is retrograde in the ephemeris table?
Retrograde days are marked with 'Rx' next to the degree and sign, based on the planet's real computed apparent motion for that day.
Can I download the ephemeris data instead of just viewing it?
Yes — the Download CSV button exports the full generated table, up to 366 days per range, as a spreadsheet file.