Planets positions and distances - Ephemeris

Welcome to the Ephemeris page, where you can view current and past/future positions of planets in the solar system on a specific date.
This section also provides interplanetary distances, based on heliocentric coordinates.

Data accuracy

The data comes from internal calculations based on digital ephemeris, with an error margin of less than 0.01 AU.

For a real-time 3D visualization of these positions, explore our interactive orbital simulator. Real-time solar system

Heliocentric planetary positions

EclipticEquatorial
Planet Longitude (radians) Latitude (radians) Distance (AU)
Mercury2.98236208637825940.103575309803334440.3745062000376277
Venus5.327412948842744-0.044274395909400750.7281993827727489
Earth5.897970810606915-0.00000280527348840187521.0094548114996968
Mars1.22157523577063930.01116304397626021.5190536233609226
Jupiter2.2523344142563580.0107823570729613865.296879797369739
Saturn0.17675531169974867-0.04214079840578449.444014089620909
Uranus1.0938830842155467-0.002682375742120842519.44685192209681
Neptune0.04948954438676045-0.02389532642698526829.87872839168206

The coordinates are given in the barycentric heliocentric reference frame, expressed in astronomical units (AU).

Planetary distances (in AU and KM)

SourceTargetDistance AUDistance KM
EarthMercury1.375563505105054205,781,371.376
EarthVenus0.559635539882328583,720,285.134
EarthMars1.853881884321736277,336,782.424
EarthJupiter6.199950082204214927,499,330.744
EarthSaturn8.6074630772669851,287,658,148.488
EarthUranus19.38050257946852,899,281,918.984
EarthNeptune28.966547578337574,333,333,839.25

These distances are dynamically calculated from Cartesian heliocentric position vectors, without taking into account the light delay and relativistic effects.