Positions of planets


The position of the planets as well as other astrological data of a relevant chart can be looked at by activating the menu  | View | Planets |.

   

The average accuracy of the calculation comes generally to a few arc seconds. The inaccuracy of Pluto’s position increases from 1600 and slowly declines to approximately one arc minute in year 1. The accuracy of the Moon’s position also declines from the year 1000 in year 1 reaches approximately one arc minute.
Statements concerning arc seconds ["] are omitted because they are not relevant in this context.

If the letter "R" shows up with a planetary symbol, this means that this planet is declining whereas the letter "S" tells you that this planet is stationary.


Julian Date (JD)
World time related to Greenwich mean time
Local sideral time (LST)
Obliquity of the Ecliptic
dT...difference to ephemeral time
   
   


The presentation of the planet angles can be switched via

    | Misc | Zodiac angles |   to angles in the signs of the zodiac
or   
 | Misc | Modulus angles | to angles in the zodiac