YOUR DAY

Today's sky, measured against your own chart

A sun-sign horoscope is the same paragraph for four hundred million people. This one is computed from your own date of birth.

The time only sharpens the Moon, which moves about half a degree an hour. Leave it empty and we take noon.

Only for the time zone: without it we read your birth time as universal time, which can move the Moon by a degree.

Once. After that the page opens straight onto your day: your chart does not change, the sky does.

Everything here is computed, not chosen: positions come from an ephemeris, angles are arithmetic. Our precision, honestly: the Sun to within hundredths of a degree, the Moon to about one degree. That is why we never write "at exactly 14:20" — we do not have that precision, and we will not pretend otherwise.