Planet Ephemeris for February 2012
          Greenwich Mean Time

Updated Feb 1, 2012 by J McCaul

The updated ephemeris is now a text formatted table instead of the image that we used in the past. Today's date is highlighted in a light yellow on the table. The retrograde transits appear in red. The planetary positions are noted for midnight (00:00), Standard GMT (aka UT). S.T. is sidereal time. Additional information is included at the bottom of this page.

Day	S.T.	Sun	Moon	Merc	Ven	Mars	Jup	Sat	Ura	Nep	Plu
1	08:42	11AQ31	20TA28	07AQ02	21PI24	22VI41	02TA38	29LI28	01AR47	29AQ54	08CP23
2	08:46	12AQ32	02GE23	08AQ43	22PI36	22VI35	02TA46	29LI29	01AR50	29AQ56	08CP25
3	08:50	13AQ33	14GE28	10AQ25	23PI47	22VI27	02TA53	29LI29	01AR52	29AQ58	08CP26
4	08:54	14AQ34	26GE50	12AQ07	24PI58	22VI19	03TA00	29LI30	01AR55	00PI00	08CP28
5	08:58	15AQ35	09CN31	13AQ51	26PI09	22VI10	03TA08	29LI30	01AR57	00PI03	08CP30
6	09:02	16AQ35	22CN33	15AQ35	27PI21	22VI00	03TA16	29LI30	02AR00	00PI05	08CP32
7	09:06	17AQ36	05LE59	17AQ19	28PI31	21VI50	03TA24	29LI30	02AR02	00PI07	08CP34
8	09:10	18AQ37	19LE45	19AQ05	29PI42	21VI39	03TA32	29LI30	02AR05	00PI09	08CP35
9	09:14	19AQ38	03VI49	20AQ51	00AR53	21VI27	03TA40	29LI30	02AR08	00PI12	08CP37
10	09:18	20AQ38	18VI05	22AQ38	02AR04	21VI14	03TA48	29LI30	02AR11	00PI14	08CP39
11	09:22	21AQ39	02LI28	24AQ26	03AR14	21VI00	03TA57	29LI30	02AR13	00PI16	08CP41
12	09:26	22AQ40	16LI51	26AQ14	04AR24	20VI46	04TA05	29LI29	02AR16	00PI18	08CP42
13	09:30	23AQ40	01SC11	28AQ03	05AR34	20VI31	04TA14	29LI29	02AR19	00PI21	08CP44
14	09:34	24AQ41	15SC23	29AQ53	06AR44	20VI15	04TA23	29LI28	02AR22	00PI23	08CP45
15	09:38	25AQ42	29SC27	01PI43	07AR54	19VI59	04TA32	29LI28	02AR25	00PI25	08CP47
16	09:42	26AQ42	13SA22	03PI33	09AR04	19VI42	04TA41	29LI27	02AR28	00PI27	08CP49
17	09:46	27AQ43	27SA07	05PI24	10AR14	19VI24	04TA50	29LI26	02AR31	00PI30	08CP50
18	09:50	28AQ44	10CP44	07PI14	11AR23	19VI06	05TA00	29LI25	02AR33	00PI32	08CP52
19	09:53	29AQ44	24CP11	09PI05	12AR33	18VI47	05TA09	29LI24	02AR36	00PI34	08CP53
20	09:57	00PI45	07AQ28	10PI56	13AR42	18VI27	05TA19	29LI22	02AR39	00PI37	08CP55
21	10:01	01PI45	20AQ34	12PI46	14AR51	18VI07	05TA29	29LI21	02AR43	00PI39	08CP56
22	10:05	02PI46	03PI28	14PI35	16AR00	17VI46	05TA39	29LI20	02AR46	00PI41	08CP58
23	10:09	03PI46	16PI08	16PI24	17AR08	17VI25	05TA49	29LI18	02AR49	00PI43	08CP59
24	10:13	04PI47	28PI34	18PI11	18AR17	17VI03	05TA59	29LI16	02AR52	00PI46	09CP00
25	10:17	05PI47	10AR47	19PI56	19AR25	16VI41	06TA09	29LI15	02AR55	00PI48	09CP02
26	10:21	06PI47	22AR49	21PI39	20AR33	16VI19	06TA19	29LI13	02AR58	00PI50	09CP03
27	10:25	07PI48	04TA42	23PI19	21AR41	15VI56	06TA30	29LI11	03AR01	00PI53	09CP05
28	10:29	08PI48	16TA30	24PI56	22AR49	15VI33	06TA40	29LI09	03AR04	00PI55	09CP06
29	10:33	09PI48	28TA18	26PI29	23AR57	15VI10	06TA51	29LI07	03AR08	00PI57	09CP07

	Sun	Moon	Mercury	Venus	Mars	Jupiter	Saturn	Uranus	Neptune	Pluto
Aries	Taurus	Gemini	Cancer	Leo	Virgo	Libra	Scorpio	Sagittarius	Capricorn	Aquarius	Pisces

Retrograde Planets are indicated with Red Text

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1) Keep it simple to start off with.
2) Enlarge your browser screen (press the F11 key for most browers - press it again to return the screen to normal) This gives you more room to work on the page.
3) Place the Aries glyph in the first outer-wheel (house #1), Taurus glyph in the second outer-wheel (house #2), and continue using the twelve zodiac glyph signs all the way around.
4) Now place the Sun glyph in the inner portion of the chart relative to the zodiac sign that the Sun is in today. Continue placing the other planetary glyphs on the chart based on the signs they are in.
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Ten year Ephemerides Zodiacal Zephyr are viewable online.

An ephemeris (plural: ephemerides) (from the Greek word ephemeros= daily) is a table providing the positions (given in longitude) of the Sun, the Moon, and the planets in the sky along the zodiacal ecliptic at a given moment in time; the positions are usually given for either noon or midnight depending on the particular ephemeris that is used.

It also provides data on astronomical phenomena of interest to astrologers and astronomers such as solar and lunar eclipses, apparent retrogradation/planetary stations, planetary ingresses, sidereal time, positions for the Mean and True nodes of the moon, the phases of the Moon, and sometimes even the position(s) of Chiron, Lilith, and other obscure celestial bodies; many ephemerides also contain a monthly aspectarian, while others often include the declination of the planets as well. Definition from Wikipedia.org

FAQ: What time zone and time is the ephemeris table cast for?
The ephemerides that I use for this site are 0:00 UT (aka GMT) and the time is midnight.