Sky · Self

Astrology, without prediction

A chart is a mirror, not a forecast

Ten bodies, six house systems, and a straight answer about what a birth time can and cannot settle.

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Your chart

Three fields

  1. Date of birth
  2. Time, if you know it
  3. Place of birth

The form arrives with the next phase of the build.

What's different here

Three things

  1. N° 01

    Your birth data never leaves this page

    The chart is worked out in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is no account to make. Close the tab and it is gone.

  2. N° 02

    If you don't know your birth time, this site says so

    Most sites quietly assume noon and hand you a confident, wrong chart. This one shows everything the time doesn't affect, refuses the houses and the rising sign outright, and tells you the hour your Moon changed sign.

  3. N° 03

    Six house systems, and why they disagree

    Your chart looks different on another site because they divide the sky differently, not because one of you is wrong. You can see all six here, side by side, with an account of what moved.

A chart, drawn

Istanbul, 1978

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A real chart, so the figures can be checked against any other service. The ascendant sits on the left and longitude runs anticlockwise; the midheaven falls near the top but not on it, because at this latitude the arc between them is not a right angle.

The angles

Ascendant
17° Taurus 18′
Midheaven
27° Capricorn 21′

The bodies

Sun
23° Gemini 34′house 2
Moon
6° Libra 10′house 6
Mercury
24° Gemini 13′house 2
Venus
28° Cancer 32′house 4
Mars
0° Virgo 29′house 5
Jupiter
12° Cancer 08′house 3
Saturn
25° Leo 47′house 5
Uranus
12° Scorpio 51′℞house 6
Neptune
16° Sagittarius 45′℞house 8
Pluto
13° Libra 55′℞house 6

The tightest aspects

Neptune quincunx Ascendant
0° 33′
Sun conjunction Mercury
0° 39′ separating
Jupiter trine Uranus
0° 43′ applying
Uranus semisextile Pluto
1° 04′ separating
Venus opposition Midheaven
1° 11′
Jupiter semisquare Saturn
1° 21′ separating

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