New Ephemeris Tables for the 21st Century 2000-2100 at Midnight

The famous "Ephemerides" by Michelsen is an indispensable reference book for astrologers. The "Ephemeris Tables," first compiled by Neil Michelsen in 1976, are a unique reference used by astrologers worldwide for decades. This latest edition, prepared by his successor Rick Pottenge, rectifies all inaccuracies from previous versions and includes the latest NASA data (including updated monthly coordinates of the Galactic center). Improved calculation algorithms more accurately show ingress and station times. Ceres has been added to the list of daily longitudes. Monthly positions of Eris, Chiron, Pallas, Juno, and Vesta are provided. The list of ingresses includes indications of retrogradation for planets changing signs. This memorial edition, dedicated to the memory of Neil Michelsen, contains an interpretation of his chart written by his widow Maria Kay Simms, as well as an introductory text with detailed instructions on how to use the tables.