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Personal Transit Calendar

Compare the moving sky with your birth chart across the next days. See exact aspect times, daily snapshots, and short reading prompts.

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Birth details and forecast dates

Offsets are fixed for the selected period; split a range that crosses a daylight-saving change. Birthplace is not needed for planet-to-planet aspects. The birthplace atlas can help with the historical birth offset.

What the dates mean

An exact hit is the minute when a moving planet reaches an aspect angle to a natal planet. Daily snapshots use 12:00 local time. The map of active aspects changes through each day, especially for the Moon. These entries are reflective prompts, not predictions of events.

We scan the selected range in six-hour steps and refine crossings to the nearest minute. Conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition are included. The daily snapshot uses a 1° orb, or 2° for the Moon. This limited method omits natal houses, axes, midpoints, and some repeated events around stations.

For selected measured contacts, follow the transit aspect meaning guides and compare the symbolism with the actual orb and date.

Method and context

Two ways to read the dates

Choose a 3, 7, or 30 day period and its fixed UTC offset. Each day shows nearby aspects at 12:00 local time, while the exact-hit table gives UTC timestamps. The Moon can change notably between noon and evening, so the two views answer different questions.

Aspects and calculation limits

Daily snapshots use a 1° orb for most moving planets and 2° for the Moon. The exact-hit search samples in six-hour steps and refines detected crossings to the nearest minute. It covers conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition; repeated contacts around a station can sometimes be missed.

Use the reading prompts carefully

Each entry connects the traditional themes of a moving planet, a natal planet, and their aspect. These prompts are original reflective copy, not a prediction that a particular event will occur. Birthplace and houses are omitted because the comparison is between planetary longitudes. Split a date range if its civil offset changes for daylight saving.

Measured contacts can be explored in the transit aspect meaning guides; each guide separates exact geometry from symbolic interpretation.

Open the expanded transit-calendar view →