Ephemeris 2029

An ephemeris is a table of planetary positions for each day. This one lists where the Sun, the Moon and the planets stood at 00:00 UT on every day of 2029, with the sign, the degree and the retrograde periods.

Months

The year's main events

The stations, eclipses and slow sign changes of 2029, in date order.

7 January, 08:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde3° Aquarius
14 January, 17:12 UTCpartial solar eclipse in Capricorn24°49' Capricorn
27 January, 19:00 UTCMercury turns direct17° Capricorn
14 February, 08:00 UTCMars turns retrograde13° Libra
1 May, 23:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde26° Taurus
5 May, 19:00 UTCMars turns direct24° Virgo
25 May, 19:00 UTCMercury turns direct17° Taurus
12 June, 04:04 UTCpartial solar eclipse in Gemini21°29' Gemini
26 June, 03:22 UTCtotal lunar eclipse in Capricorn4°49' Capricorn
11 July, 15:36 UTCpartial solar eclipse in Cancer19°37' Cancer
2 September, 12:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde1° Libra
24 September, 06:25 UTCJupiter enters ScorpioLibra → Scorpio
25 September, 02:00 UTCMercury turns direct17° Virgo
5 December, 15:02 UTCpartial solar eclipse in Sagittarius13°45' Sagittarius
17 December, 00:00 UTCVenus turns retrograde24° Capricorn
20 December, 22:42 UTCtotal lunar eclipse in Gemini29°17' Gemini
22 December, 06:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde17° Capricorn

Station times are read from the daily speed and rounded to the hour, so they are approximate.

Calculated with Swiss Ephemeris. Positions are geocentric, for 00:00 Universal Time.