The living sky · computed now

The sky is alive.

A live model of this minute. Fly to any world, cross the Solar System and keep going to the Galaxy—without changing instruments.

Live positions · compressed distances · drag to orbit · choose a named destination

01 Choose a destination Then drag the model to orbit

Your sky, interpreted

The minute you entered the story.

Set your birth details once. The chart instrument calculates the positions here, explains the result plainly and keeps the birth moment on this device.

Calculation room · private on this device

A precise time sharpens the Moon; your town fixes the angles and houses. You choose an exact place on the next screen.

Private · no account · no birth details in the address bar

12 August 2026 · archive + edition

The shadow has passed. The plate remains.

Replay the 3D instrument and field guide. If the eclipse touched your chart, the £7 personalised edition unlocks a five-beat reading and unique natal-wheel artwork on this device.

  1. 01

    Eclipse replay

    Free

    A dedicated 3D Sun–Moon–Earth view defaulting to greatest eclipse, with shadow-passage replay, System / Shadow / Earth lenses and a shareable computed moment.

  2. 02

    Your computed chart

    Free

    Your planetary positions, angles and houses calculated from the birth moment you choose.

  3. 03

    Your Eclipse Edition

    £7

    If the eclipse touched your chart, keep the five-beat reading and unique natal-wheel artwork on this device. Free Field Guide stays free. Cast contact first on the eclipse page.

The astronomy is computed and checkable. Astrology is a cultural language offered for reflection—not scientific fact, advice or prediction.

01 · Live modelOne renderer

The Observatory is the site’s single general-purpose 3D sky.

02 · Private calculationIn this browser

Birth moments stay local; place-name lookup alone contacts Open-Meteo.

03 · Honest languageFact and meaning separated

Computed astronomy is distinguished from astrological interpretation.