Solar System Ephemeris

Universal Time (UTC): Wednesday 2026-03-18 07:04:11
UTC Adjustment (Time - UTC):              -05:00
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Date, Time:           Wednesday 2026-03-18 02:04:11

Longitude: West 90.00000° =  90° 00' 00"
Latitude: North 40.00000° =  40° 00' 00"

Julian Day: 2461117.79457176 (+103.2s = Dynamical time)
Local Sidereal Time: 12h 49.4m
Moon Phase: New -10°

         --Equinox of Date--  ----Horizon---  ---Ecliptical--  Anglr
Object       RA        Dec    Azimuth    Alt   Elong  Constel  Size  Illum
-------  ---------  --------  --------  ----  ------  -------  -----  ----
Sun      23h 51.5m  -00° 55'  202° NNE  -48°          Psc      32.1'
Mercury  22h 39.3m  -06° 46'  230° NE   -45°   19° W  Aqr      10.1"   17%
Venus    00h 55.7m  +04° 55'  178° N    -44°   17° E  Psc      10.4"   96%
Mars     22h 56.6m  -07° 55'  226° NE   -48°   15° W  Aqr       4.0"   99%
Jupiter  07h 06.0m  +22° 56'  106° WNW  +18°  107° E  Gem      40.6"
Saturn   00h 17.5m  -00° 25'  192° NNE  -49°    6° E  Psc      15.8"
Uranus   03h 44.1m  +19° 35'  137° NW   -17°   61° E  Tau       3.5"
Neptune  00h 08.3m  -00° 31'  196° NNE  -48°    4° E  Psc       2.2"
Pluto    20h 33.3m  -22° 48'  273° E    -33°   53° W  Cap       0.1"
Moon     23h 15.4m  -04° 36'  217° NE   -48°   10° W  Aqr      31.3'    1%

Click here for an explanation of the ephemeris.

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A solar system ephemeris is a list of solar system objects — the Sun, Moon and planets — and their positions as seen from a certain place at a certain time.

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