EPHEMERIDES · PUBLIC RESEARCH DATA

Planetary ephemerides · February 2026

A source-bound monthly research ephemeris from BHRIGU's published 2026 Astro evidence. Positions are monthly anchors at 12:00 UTC, not a simulated live sky.

Published anchor2026-02-01 · 12:00 UTCpyswisseph 2.10.03 · MOSEPH_PINNED

Planetary positions

geocentric tropical ecliptic
SunAquarius 12°37′55″
312.6320°+1.01456°/dDirect
MoonLeo 7°03′41″
127.0615°+14.23928°/dDirect
MercuryAquarius 20°21′28″
320.3577°+1.76883°/dDirect
VenusAquarius 18°48′18″
318.8049°+1.25465°/dDirect
MarsAquarius 7°07′09″
307.1192°+0.78285°/dDirect
JupiterCancer 17°18′18″
107.3051°-0.11044°/dRetrograde
SaturnPisces 28°41′24″
358.6901°+0.09897°/dDirect
UranusTaurus 27°27′46″
57.4627°-0.00225°/dRetrograde
NeptuneAries 0°09′13″
0.1537°+0.02783°/dDirect
PlutoAquarius 3°42′46″
303.7128°+0.03174°/dDirect

Active aspect windows

orb ≤ 3° research surface
Saturn · Sextile · Uranus2025-12-16 → 2026-01-20 → 2026-02-18peak orb 0.027°
Saturn · Conjunction · Neptune2026-01-08 → 2026-02-20 → 2026-03-27peak orb 0.016°
Saturn · Sextile · Pluto2026-02-27 → 2026-03-28 → 2026-04-24peak orb 0.045°

Stations

Uranus2026-02-04direct

Ingresses

Saturn2026-02-14Aries

2026 calendar

2026-01-01 → 2026-12-31

Source & proof

schema
bhrigu_public_astro_evidence_v0_1
engine
pyswisseph 2.10.03
mode
MOSEPH_PINNED
sampling
monthly anchors at 12:00 UTC; event windows sampled daily

Public V1 shows only fields present in the accepted published dataset. Canonical daily applying/separating phases and eclipse event geometry exist in the research system but are not inferred here without a source-bound public export.