BIRTHPRINT

YOUR MOMENT IN THE UNIVERSE

The universe, when you arrived.

Explore the planets at your birth moment in an interactive 3D solar system.

Arrow keys rotate. Plus and minus zoom. Home resets the camera. Enter selects a body; Escape closes its details.

Your birth details

Birth date
Day
Month
Year
Local birth time
Hour
Minute
Unknown time uses 12:00 local noon and is marked approximate.

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If your place is missing, enter its coordinates and IANA time zone from a trusted map or record. Do not substitute a nearby town.

For example Europe/Bucharest. Historical clock changes are applied for your birth date.

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Your planetary moment

A little sky

Sun sign
Scorpio
Moon sign
Taurus
Moon illuminated
97.3%

A little reflection

Mercury · Scorpio 20.2°. Mercury appears to move backwards through the zodiac from Earth. In astrology, thinking and communication meet depth, privacy and transformation. In astrology, retrograde motion symbolizes revisiting that planet’s themes.

Moon square Jupiter · orb 1.3°. In astrology, a square represents tension between their themes (emotional needs / growth).

Moon · near full Moon. Sun–Moon longitude difference: 198.3°. In astrology, the full Moon symbolizes culmination and awareness.

One sky. Many stories.

Distinct traditions, offered with their sources. These stories do not determine your culture, identity or personality.

A rabbit in the Moon

The dark lunar maria invite many readings. Royal Museums Greenwich documents the Moon Rabbit in Chinese and other East Asian stories, and the familiar Man in the Moon in European traditions. The same surface, different stories.

Related to the Moon in your calculated portrait; this is a general sky story, not a birth assignment.

Read the source · Royal Museums Greenwich
Orion, across different skies

The modern Western chart joins stars into Orion. In Māori sky knowledge, the three belt stars form Tautoru. These traditions organize and describe the same sky differently; one map is not universal.

A general star story. Orion may be below your horizon; it is never moved into view.

Read the source · Te Ara · The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Venus: a planet with many names

The planet is named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty. It is also the brightest planet in our sky. A cultural association is separate from its physical properties.

Related to Venus in your portrait. Symbolism is a story, not a scientific trait.

Read the source · NASA · Venus

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