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February 2034 Planetary Ephemeris

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At noon UTC on February 1, the Sun was at 12°41′ Aquarius and the Moon was in Cancer. On the last date of the month, the Sun was in Pisces and the Moon was in Cancer. The table below gives all ten supported bodies on every date of February 2034.

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February 2034 · apparent geocentric tropical positions · 12:00 UTC
DaySunMoonMercuryVenusMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptunePluto
Aqu 12°41′Can 19°02′Aqu 29°02′Aqu 19°29′Ari 14°09′Pis 11°20′Can 15°57′RCan 2°36′RAri 17°40′Aqu 16°14′
Aqu 13°42′Leo 2°29′Aqu 29°07′RAqu 20°44′Ari 14°52′Pis 11°34′Can 15°52′RCan 2°34′RAri 17°41′Aqu 16°15′
Aqu 14°43′Leo 15°41′Aqu 29°01′RAqu 21°59′Ari 15°34′Pis 11°48′Can 15°48′RCan 2°32′RAri 17°43′Aqu 16°17′
Aqu 15°44′Leo 28°36′Aqu 28°44′RAqu 23°15′Ari 16°17′Pis 12°01′Can 15°45′RCan 2°31′RAri 17°44′Aqu 16°19′
Aqu 16°45′Vir 11°15′Aqu 28°16′RAqu 24°30′Ari 16°59′Pis 12°15′Can 15°41′RCan 2°29′RAri 17°45′Aqu 16°21′
Aqu 17°46′Vir 23°37′Aqu 27°38′RAqu 25°45′Ari 17°42′Pis 12°29′Can 15°37′RCan 2°28′RAri 17°46′Aqu 16°23′
Aqu 18°46′Lib 5°45′Aqu 26°50′RAqu 27°00′Ari 18°24′Pis 12°43′Can 15°33′RCan 2°26′RAri 17°48′Aqu 16°25′
Aqu 19°47′Lib 17°42′Aqu 25°54′RAqu 28°15′Ari 19°07′Pis 12°57′Can 15°29′RCan 2°24′RAri 17°49′Aqu 16°26′
Aqu 20°48′Lib 29°32′Aqu 24°52′RAqu 29°31′Ari 19°49′Pis 13°11′Can 15°26′RCan 2°23′RAri 17°50′Aqu 16°28′
Aqu 21°49′Sco 11°21′Aqu 23°45′RPis 0°46′Ari 20°31′Pis 13°25′Can 15°22′RCan 2°21′RAri 17°52′Aqu 16°30′
Aqu 22°49′Sco 23°13′Aqu 22°35′RPis 2°01′Ari 21°14′Pis 13°39′Can 15°19′RCan 2°20′RAri 17°53′Aqu 16°32′
Aqu 23°50′Sag 5°13′Aqu 21°25′RPis 3°16′Ari 21°56′Pis 13°53′Can 15°16′RCan 2°19′RAri 17°55′Aqu 16°34′
Aqu 24°51′Sag 17°27′Aqu 20°15′RPis 4°31′Ari 22°38′Pis 14°07′Can 15°12′RCan 2°17′RAri 17°56′Aqu 16°35′
Aqu 25°51′Sag 29°59′Aqu 19°08′RPis 5°46′Ari 23°21′Pis 14°21′Can 15°09′RCan 2°16′RAri 17°58′Aqu 16°37′
Aqu 26°52′Cap 12°51′Aqu 18°05′RPis 7°01′Ari 24°03′Pis 14°35′Can 15°06′RCan 2°15′RAri 17°59′Aqu 16°39′
Aqu 27°53′Cap 26°07′Aqu 17°08′RPis 8°16′Ari 24°45′Pis 14°50′Can 15°03′RCan 2°14′RAri 18°01′Aqu 16°41′
Aqu 28°53′Aqu 9°46′Aqu 16°17′RPis 9°32′Ari 25°27′Pis 15°04′Can 15°00′RCan 2°13′RAri 18°03′Aqu 16°43′
Aqu 29°54′Aqu 23°45′Aqu 15°33′RPis 10°47′Ari 26°10′Pis 15°18′Can 14°57′RCan 2°12′RAri 18°04′Aqu 16°44′
Pis 0°54′Pis 8°01′Aqu 14°56′RPis 12°02′Ari 26°52′Pis 15°32′Can 14°55′RCan 2°11′RAri 18°06′Aqu 16°46′
Pis 1°55′Pis 22°29′Aqu 14°27′RPis 13°17′Ari 27°34′Pis 15°47′Can 14°52′RCan 2°10′RAri 18°08′Aqu 16°48′
Pis 2°55′Ari 7°02′Aqu 14°06′RPis 14°32′Ari 28°16′Pis 16°01′Can 14°50′RCan 2°09′RAri 18°09′Aqu 16°50′
Pis 3°56′Ari 21°35′Aqu 13°52′RPis 15°46′Ari 28°58′Pis 16°15′Can 14°47′RCan 2°08′RAri 18°11′Aqu 16°51′
Pis 4°56′Tau 6°02′Aqu 13°45′RPis 17°01′Ari 29°40′Pis 16°30′Can 14°45′RCan 2°07′RAri 18°13′Aqu 16°53′
Pis 5°57′Tau 20°21′Aqu 13°46′Pis 18°16′Tau 0°22′Pis 16°44′Can 14°43′RCan 2°06′RAri 18°15′Aqu 16°55′
Pis 6°57′Gem 4°28′Aqu 13°52′Pis 19°31′Tau 1°04′Pis 16°59′Can 14°41′RCan 2°06′RAri 18°16′Aqu 16°57′
Pis 7°57′Gem 18°24′Aqu 14°06′Pis 20°46′Tau 1°46′Pis 17°13′Can 14°39′RCan 2°05′RAri 18°18′Aqu 16°58′
Pis 8°58′Can 2°05′Aqu 14°24′Pis 22°01′Tau 2°28′Pis 17°27′Can 14°37′RCan 2°04′RAri 18°20′Aqu 17°00′
Pis 9°58′Can 15°34′Aqu 14°49′Pis 23°16′Tau 3°10′Pis 17°42′Can 14°35′RCan 2°04′RAri 18°22′Aqu 17°02′

R = apparent retrograde motion at noon UTC. Positions are sign, degree and minute. Swipe or scroll the table to see all planets.

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.