Solar System Ephemeris

Universal Time (UTC): Saturday  2026-08-15 10:33:24
UTC Adjustment (Time - UTC):              -05:00
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Date, Time:           Saturday  2026-08-15 05:33:24

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

Julian Day: 2461267.93986111 (+103.8s = Dynamical time)
Local Sidereal Time: 02h 10.5m
Moon Phase: New +36°

         --Equinox of Date--  ----Horizon---  ---Ecliptical--  Anglr
Object       RA        Dec    Azimuth    Alt   Elong  Constel  Size  Illum
-------  ---------  --------  --------  ----  ------  -------  -----  ----
Sun      09h 39.9m  +13° 58'  245° ENE   -6°          Leo      31.6'
Mercury  08h 51.3m  +18° 43'  249° ENE   +4°   13° W  Cnc       5.6"   85%
Venus    12h 29.0m  -04° 41'  220° NE   -47°   46° E  Vir      24.6"   49%
Mars     06h 11.8m  +23° 42'  269° E    +37°   50° W  Gem       4.8"   93%
Jupiter  08h 51.0m  +18° 10'  250° ENE   +4°   12° W  Cnc      31.4"
Saturn   00h 57.1m  +03° 17'   29° SSW  +50°  128° W  Psc      18.8"
Uranus   04h 14.1m  +21° 03'  297° ESE  +58°   77° W  Tau       3.6"
Neptune  00h 17.0m  +00° 18'   40° SW   +43°  139° W  Psc       2.3"
Pluto    20h 29.0m  -23° 27'   69° WSW  -10°  161° E  Cap       0.1"
Moon     11h 50.0m  -02° 02'  229° NE   -39°   36° E  Vir      31.2'   10%

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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