These tables list the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto at 12:00 UTC on each civil date. Positions are apparent geocentric tropical ecliptic longitudes calculated independently with the bundled Astronomy Engine. Each monthly page includes a plain CSV of raw longitudes. The tables are a reference for comparison, not a forecast or a local-horizon chart.
How to read these positions
Each cell gives a zodiac sign abbreviation, degrees and minutes within that sign. The signs are equal 30° sections of the tropical ecliptic. A trailing R marks a body whose apparent geocentric longitude is moving backward around that date; daily speed is estimated from positions twelve hours before and after noon. Sun and Moon are never marked retrograde here.
Values are rounded to the nearest arcminute for reading. A placement close to a sign boundary should be recalculated for the exact desired moment. A daily row cannot give the minute of a sign change, station, eclipse, or aspect; use the dedicated calendars for those events. The archive has no birthplace, house system, Ascendant, or interpretation attached to it.
Calculation method: Astronomy Engine 2.1.19, using apparent geocentric vectors and the true ecliptic of date.