Ephemeris 2030

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 2030, with the sign, the degree and the retrograde periods.

Months

The year's main events

The stations, eclipses and slow sign changes of 2030, in date order.

11 January, 06:00 UTCMercury turns direct1° Capricorn
26 January, 22:00 UTCVenus turns direct8° Capricorn
13 April, 03:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde7° Taurus
6 May, 20:00 UTCMercury turns direct27° Aries
1 June, 02:35 UTCSaturn enters GeminiTaurus → Gemini
1 June, 06:28 UTCannular solar eclipse in Gemini10°50' Gemini
15 June, 18:33 UTCpartial lunar eclipse in Sagittarius24°37' Sagittarius
16 August, 01:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde14° Virgo
8 September, 09:00 UTCMercury turns direct1° Virgo
22 October, 23:15 UTCJupiter enters SagittariusScorpio → Sagittarius
25 November, 06:50 UTCtotal solar eclipse in Sagittarius3°02' Sagittarius
6 December, 03:00 UTCMercury turns retrograde1° Capricorn
9 December, 22:27 UTCpenumbral lunar eclipse in Gemini17°47' Gemini
25 December, 21:00 UTCMercury turns direct15° Sagittarius

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.