What changes with the reference place?
The birth date, local clock time, and original UTC offset identify a single instant. At that instant, the directions and altitudes of the planets relative to a new horizon depend on the new latitude and longitude. A relocated zodiac chart uses that same instant: geocentric planetary zodiac positions remain fixed while angles and houses can change. This combined view puts the two kinds of location information next to each other.
The compass gives true north bearings, not magnetic bearings or predictions about travel. The site’s Local Space map plots directional rays from a reference place; the relocation chart compares two complete zodiac wheels. Read the reference-place guide →
