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ephemeris - Latin, originally from the Greek "ephémeros, -on," daily. An almanac of the daily motions of the planets and stars.

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Calculate Ephemeris, Years 1600-2100, Time in 24-hour GMT:

Current Ephemeris (apparent positions):

Date/Time: 2010.03.11 12:34:44 UTC (GMT - Delta T), JD = 2455267.024132
Sidereal Time: 23:51:01, Delta T = 70.0 seconds
Geocentric positions

Phase of Moon: 0.869 (0.000=New; 0.250=First 1/4; 0.500=Full; 0.750=Last 1/4)

Planet           Longitude       Latitude  Right Asc.  Declination
Sun            20 Psc 49'36"   - 0°00'00"   23:26:17   - 3°38'09"
Moon           03 Aqr 22'21"     1°14'11"   20:21:30   -18°11'54"
Moon's Node    19 Cap 21'47"R    0°00'00"   19:23:50   -22°02'28"
Apogee         12 Aqr 51'06"     2°02'06"   20:58:53   -15°00'06"
Mercury        18 Psc 01'16"   - 1°48'07"   23:18:46   - 6°23'39"
Venus          04 Ari 58'38"   - 1°10'53"   00:20:09     0°53'35"
Mars           00 Leo 17'56"     3°36'12"   08:13:20    23°36'17"
Jupiter        12 Psc 24'23"   - 0°56'41"   22:56:34   - 7°46'42"
Saturn         02 Lib 06'21"R    2°33'19"   12:11:48     1°30'26"
Uranus         26 Psc 14'33"   - 0°43'07"   23:47:21   - 2°09'12"
Neptune        27 Aqr 04'19"   - 0°25'39"   21:57:44   -12°53'20"
Pluto          05 Cap 14'02"     5°06'05"   18:21:58   -18°14'16"
Chiron         27 Aqr 46'56"     5°51'23"   21:51:45   - 6°44'20"
Quaoar         21 Sgr 34'49"     7°33'59"   17:25:20   -15°37'11"
Sedna          21 Tau 02'34"   -11°50'55"   03:26:55     6°33'56"
Sgr A*/GalCtr  26 Sgr 59'53"   - 5°36'30"   17:46:20   -29°00'42"

Positions are apparent positions (where they appear in the sky at the time), not true positions. Planet and Moon positions are from NASA/JPL ephemeris files. This online ephemeris is provided for free. Neither JPL nor ephemeris.com make any warranty as to the suitability of their ephemeris data for any purpose.

Sedna positions are from preliminary orbital elements published by the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, and are only approximate over long periods of time.