Daily planetary positions 4 February 1990 – Astrological Ephemeris (00:00 UTC)

Geocentric, tropical, apparent, airless. Source: NASA JPL Horizons.

Daily astrological ephemeris for 4 February 1990. The Sun is in Aquarius at 16°. The Moon changes from Taurus into Gemini during the day. Mercury and Venus are in Capricorn. Mars is in Capricorn. Jupiter continues retrograde in Cancer.

Sun ♒ 16° Moon ♉ 27° 🌓 Mercury ♑ 21° Venus ♑ 21° ℞ Mars ♑ 04° Jupiter ♋ 01° ℞ Saturn ♑ 21° Uranus ♑ 08° Neptune ♑ 14° Pluto ♏ 19°

Daily ephemeris planetary positions on 4 February 1990 at 00:00 UTC including Sun, Moon and planets
Planet	Sign	Degree	Direction	Speed	Lon
Sun	♒ Aquarius	16°	n/a	+1.01°/d	317.51°
Moon	♉ Taurus 🌓	27°	n/a	+15.56°/d	57.90°
Mercury	♑ Capricorn	21°	Direct	+1.22°/d	291.67°
Venus	♑ Capricorn	21°	℞ Retro	−0.19°/d	292.00°
Mars	♑ Capricorn	04°	Direct	+0.79°/d	274.42°
Jupiter	♋ Cancer	01°	℞ Retro	−0.07°/d	91.80°
Saturn	♑ Capricorn	21°	Direct	+0.12°/d	291.28°
Uranus	♑ Capricorn	08°	Direct	+0.06°/d	278.53°
Neptune	♑ Capricorn	14°	Direct	+0.04°/d	284.46°
Pluto	♏ Scorpio	19°	Direct	+0.01°/d	229.68°

Moon positions on 4 February 1990

Waxing Gibbous Moon in Taurus 27° 🌓 - 8 days old - 57% lit - Lon: 57.90°.

00:00	06:00	12:00	18:00
♉ 27°	i♊ 01°	♊ 05°	♊ 09°

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Planetary positions data — Zodiac Astrology Horoscopes. Positions rounded to nearest whole degree.

Daily planetary positions 4 February 1990 Astrological Ephemeris

Moon positions on 4 February 1990