Solar System Ephemeris

Universal Time (UTC): Monday    2026-03-23 16:26:18
UTC Adjustment (Time - UTC):              -05:00
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Date, Time:           Monday    2026-03-23 11:26:18

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

Julian Day: 2461123.18493056 (+103.2s = Dynamical time)
Local Sidereal Time: 22h 32.7m
Moon Phase: First Quarter -28°

         --Equinox of Date--  ----Horizon---  ---Ecliptical--  Anglr
Object       RA        Dec    Azimuth    Alt   Elong  Constel  Size  Illum
-------  ---------  --------  --------  ----  ------  -------  -----  ----
Sun      00h 11.2m  +01° 12'  324° SE   +45°          Psc      32.1'
Mercury  22h 41.5m  -07° 57'  357° S    +42°   24° W  Aqr       9.3"   29%
Venus    01h 20.2m  +07° 37'  299° ESE  +41°   18° E  Psc      10.5"   95%
Mars     23h 12.4m  -06° 16'  347° SSE  +43°   16° W  Aqr       4.1"   99%
Jupiter  07h 06.8m  +22° 55'  227° NE   -10°  102° E  Gem      39.9"
Saturn   00h 19.9m  -00° 09'  322° SE   +43°    1° E  Psc      15.8"
Uranus   03h 44.9m  +19° 38'  262° E    +21°   55° E  Tau       3.5"
Neptune  00h 09.0m  -00° 26'  325° SE   +44°    1° W  Psc       2.2"
Pluto    20h 33.8m  -22° 48'   29° SSW  +21°   58° W  Cap       0.1"
Moon     04h 11.0m  +25° 42'  253° ENE  +20°   62° E  Tau      32.7'   27%

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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