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Graphic Ephemeris
Follow the planets through the tropical zodiac over 30, 90, or 365 days. Curves show apparent retrograde motion; a dot marks a station. Inspect daily positions below the chart or export the data.
How to read this graph
Time runs left to right and the twelve zodiac signs run from Aries at the top to Pisces at the bottom. A line that bends upward is moving retrograde in apparent zodiac longitude; a dot marks where it changes direction. A line at the bottom resumes at the top when it passes from Pisces into Aries. That break is a wrap of the zodiac, not an instantaneous planetary jump.
The 45° view folds the zodiac into eight layers. Curve crossings in that view suggest angular separations divisible by 45°; use an exact aspect calendar to confirm timing. This view plots physical positions only. It does not show natal planets or make a personal prediction. The chart samples at six-hour intervals for 30 or 90 days and twelve-hour intervals for 365 days; daily reference positions are listed at 00:00 UTC. Station times are refined and rounded to the nearest minute.
Understand the result
These guides explain the method and show what to check when reading a result.
- Choosing a Graphic Ephemeris Time Scale
Choose a useful graph duration and understand how a folded zodiac scale changes the meaning of line crossings.
- How to Read a Planetary Ephemeris
Translate sign-and-degree labels into zodiac longitude and distinguish a retrograde bend from the Pisces-to-Aries wrap.