What the year view measures
An exact contact occurs when a moving planet reaches the same tropical longitude as a natal point, or lies exactly 60°, 90°, 120°, or 180° away. The timeline lists each detected minute and marks whether the moving planet was direct or retrograde. A planet can meet the same natal aspect more than once during a retrograde loop; those entries are separate calendar events.
Month tiles count exact contacts and filter the visible table. The CSV always includes the complete unfiltered 12 months. Slower Jupiter-through-Pluto contacts are called out in the summary because they can recur across months. This page does not assign a duration of influence or claim that a date predicts an event. Read the method guide for the time and sampling limits.
