Positions at 12:00 UTC

Planetary positions on 6 February 2030

On 6 February 2030 the sky was: Sun 17°44′ Aquarius · Moon 3°45′ Aries · Mercury 27°00′ Capricorn · Venus 10°45′ Capricorn · Mars 13°24′ Pisces. Moon phase: waxing crescent (15%). Retrograde that day: Uranus.

Positions at 12:00 UTC
PlanetPositionEcliptic longitudeMotion
Sun17°44′ ♒︎ Aquarius317.74°direct
Moon03°45′ ♈︎ Aries3.75°direct
Mercury27°00′ ♑︎ Capricorn297.00°direct
Venus10°45′ ♑︎ Capricorn280.75°direct
Mars13°24′ ♓︎ Pisces343.41°direct
Jupiter25°46′ ♏︎ Scorpio235.77°direct
Saturn18°24′ ♉︎ Taurus48.41°direct
Uranus14°36′ ♊︎ Gemini74.60°℞ retrograde
Neptune09°00′ ♈︎ Aries9.01°direct
Pluto10°16′ ♒︎ Aquarius310.27°direct

Moon phase waxing crescent — 15% of the disc illuminated.

What happens in the sky around these days

  • 8 FebruaryMercury enters Aquarius14:03 UTC

All planetary sign changes →Full astrological calendar →

Exact aspects of the day

UTC time at which each aspect becomes exact (Sun to Pluto; conjunction, sextile, square, trine and opposition).

  • 22:13 UTC☽︎ Moon · conjunction · ♆︎ Neptune

How this is calculated

Geocentric positions in the tropical zodiac, computed from deterministic ephemerides — the same calculation an astronomer uses, never estimated by a language model. Given at 12:00 UTC, the standard convention for a date without a time. Houses and ascendant are not published: they depend on the birth place, which a single-day ephemeris does not have.

The Moon travels about 13° per day, so its noon position carries a ±6.5° margin against the extremes of that day. An exact figure for a moment needs the time.

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