How to read this page
This is a personal transit comparison rather than a sun-sign forecast. The recorded birth date and time establish natal planetary longitudes. For the selected civil date, the calculator samples the moving sky at 12:00 local time and measures conjunctions, sextiles, squares, trines, and oppositions to natal planets. The displayed orb is the distance from an exact aspect. An aspect outside the stated orb is absent from the snapshot; that is a calculation filter, not a judgment about the day.
For a reliable birth time, the exact-hit table searches the selected day for moments when a moving planet reaches one of those five angles to a natal planet. Those UTC instants can occur away from local noon and can repeat on different dates as a planet changes apparent direction. The page shows no natal houses or angles because the daily method compares planetary longitudes only. It makes no claim that a contact will cause a particular event.
Record limits and interpretation
If a birth hour is unknown, noon is only an illustrative sample. Natal Moon contacts can shift substantially within a day, so this page removes them, and it does not present minute-specific hits from that guessed instant. Other natal longitudes can still change enough to alter a narrow orb, especially close to a sign boundary. Civil UTC offsets may change with daylight-saving rules; enter the offset that applies to each date. Read the result as a set of checkable measurements and original reflection prompts, never as evidence of health, character, safety, or a guaranteed outcome.
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