planetPOSITION Vedic Astrology & Life-Timing Tools

Planetary Transits

See where every planet is now, what changed recently and what moves next.

◉ Current positions ↔ Past + upcoming ⌖ Your local time
Planets and calculation settings

Zodiac

Rahu–Ketu method

Events to include

Traditional grahas

Outer planets

Local time: A sign ingress occurs at one universal moment. Place and timezone only convert that moment to your local date and clock time.
Astro Tools

How to read this transit calendar

Use the current table for a quick sky snapshot, then open the upcoming or past tab for the exact sequence of changes.

01 · Sign changes

An ingress marks the moment a planet crosses from one zodiac sign into another. Retrograde motion can bring it back across the same boundary.

02 · Stations

A station is the turning point where a planet appears to stop before beginning retrograde or direct motion.

03 · Personal impact

This page shows collective sky timing. Personal effects depend on the houses, planets, Dashas and sensitivities in an individual birth chart.

Times are rounded to the nearest minute and calculated from Swiss Ephemeris positions.

Planetary Transits

Planetary transit questions

Why can another website show a different transit date?

Different zodiac systems, Ayanamsas, node methods, timezones or rounding rules can move the displayed date or time.

Does place change the planetary transit itself?

No. The planetary crossing is global. Place matters here only for converting UTC into local civil time.

Which planets are included?

The default view includes Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. Uranus, Neptune and Pluto can be added.

Astrological interpretation is a reflective tradition, not a substitute for medical, legal, financial or other professional advice.