Daily Ephemeris

2022 to 2026 Daily Ephemeris, Month to Month

The following are full-size daily ephemerides for each month of the years 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. Each month’s ephemeris shows the sign and planet names (rather than glyphs or symbols) and includes additional points (the four major asteroids, Chiron, and Lilith).

These ephemerides reveal the daily values of the tropical longitude of the Sun, Moon, True North Node of the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, along with the additional points Chiron, Ceres, Pallas, Juno, Vesta, and True Lilith.

Below the tables are the dates of sign ingresses for only the major bodies (planets or bodies changing sign).

If you prefer the classic ephemeris with glyphs and only the major bodies, an example is the 2024 Ephemeris.

Note: Time is Midnight Eastern Time.

Year: 2024

Note: Previous and future years are below the following explanation of the tables.

Notes about these Ephemerides

The ephemerides above are for midnight Eastern time. For example, on January 1st, 2024, midnight in the Eastern time zone, the Sun is at 10 Capricorn 15, the Moon is at 8 Virgo 28, the True North Node is at 21 Aries 03, Mercury is at 22 Sagittarius 15 and it’s retrograde (retrogrades are depicted with underlines), Venus is at 2 Sagittarius 52, and so forth.

Note that planetary positions are assumed to be the same sign as the previous one until the sign lists as a new one.

You can get a good idea of how quickly (or slowly) a planet moves through the signs by following the planetary movements. For example, On January 1st, 2024, the Sun is at 10 Capricorn 15 at midnight, while the following day, on January 2nd, 2024, the Sun is at 11 Capricorn 16. The Sun moves roughly 1 degree a day.

The Moon moves at a faster speed. On January 1st, it’s at 8 Virgo 28, while on January 2nd, it’s at 20 Virgo 16. That’s a movement of a little under 12 degrees. The following day, January 3rd, at midnight, the Moon is at 2 Libra 05.

Underlines are retrograde planets, and pink highlighted lines are Sundays.