Example 1
- Date: 1990-05-15
Tuesday · Mars
Tuesday maps to Mars in the Chaldean table.
Pick a date. The calculator uses the UTC weekday and reads the classical planet. 15 May 1990 is Tuesday and Mars. 1 January 2000 is Saturday and Saturn. 8 August 1988 is Monday and the Moon. No planetary hours and no sunrise.
A weekday-to-planet map, entertainment and tradition, not a reading. Phase: moon phase. Color: daily color. Article: Planetary day.
Pick a date to see the planetary day.
A planetary day in western tradition pairs the seven weekdays with the seven classical “planets”: Sun, Moon, and the five visible ones. Order: Sunday Sun, Monday Moon, Tuesday Mars, Wednesday Mercury, Thursday Jupiter, Friday Venus, Saturday Saturn.
From an ISO date we take the weekday (Sunday = 0 … Saturday = 6) and a table row. 15 May 1990 is Tuesday · Mars. 1 January 2000 is Saturday · Saturn. 8 August 1988 is Monday · Moon. 7 July 1977 is Thursday · Jupiter. 22 March 2024 is Friday · Venus. 24 March 2024 is Sunday · Sun.
The weekday mapped to the planet that rules it. We do not compute planetary hours from sunrise and we do not ask for latitude. The same planet returns every seven days.
Weekday names in many languages still carry these ties (Saturday / Saturn). Here the classical Chaldean list stays. This is not moon phase and not a Sun sign. Daily color is a separate modulo 12.
One field: date as YYYY-MM-DD. Click Calculate. For an ordinary civil date the UTC weekday matches the local calendar weekday.
Treat the result as a weekday and planet-mythology exercise. Do not read it as a prophecy or a day’s instructions.
dow = weekday(date) (0=Sunday .. 6=Saturday)
planet = Chaldean_table[dow]
Table: Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn.
No planetary hours, time zone math or geographic latitude.
15 May 1990 is Tuesday and Mars. 1 January 2000 is Saturday and Saturn. A UTC calendar, not a science forecast.
Tuesday · Mars
Tuesday maps to Mars in the Chaldean table.
Saturday · Saturn
Saturday → Saturn.
Monday · Moon
Monday → Moon.
Thursday · Jupiter
Thursday → Jupiter.
Friday · Venus
Friday → Venus.
Sunday · Sun
Sunday → Sun.
Mars. That Tuesday in the table: Sunday Sun, Monday Moon, Tuesday Mars.
2000-01-01 is Saturday and Saturn. 1988-08-08 is Monday and the Moon.
No. It is a weekday label. Not an ephemeris and not a reading.
No. Hours need sunrise and a place. Here only the weekday.
Sunday Sun, Monday Moon, Tuesday Mars, Wednesday Mercury, Thursday Jupiter, Friday Venus, Saturday Saturn.
1977-07-07 is Thursday and Jupiter. 2024-03-22 is Friday and Venus.
We take the weekday from the ISO date (UTC). For an ordinary civil date it matches the local weekday.
Phase is disc lighting. Here a weekday label, even at new moon.
Yes. That Sunday. The same planet returns a week later.
No. Without a date there is no weekday. Pick a day on the calendar.
The calculator reads a date or a tradition table. This is not fortune-telling, not an astrologer’s chart and not a diagnosis.
Page updated in 2026.