The sky now
One moment. Your sky.
Choose a date, add your birth time and city, and explore the sky of that moment.
See the sky of your birth
Don’t know the time? You can still explore.
What changes without the time or the city
The date alone is enough. The time makes the Moon and the horizon exact.
Without the time we use midday as a reference: the Moon is approximate, and there is no Ascendant or houses.
With no city chosen, we use your browser timezone (UTC) — where you are today, not necessarily where you were born. Choose the city for the right one.
Without a city there is no horizon, Ascendant or houses.
The houses only exist seen from Earth. Put the centre back to Earth to read them.
Preparing the sky…
How to explore
Hover, tap or select a body. Drag to move the system; arrows rotate and tilt; Page Up/Down cycles bodies; Enter enlarges; Esc closes; Home resets the view.
The sky now · No city: no horizon, Ascendant or houses
Positions calculated with Swiss Ephemeris. Sizes and distances are illustrative. Rahu and Ketu are lunar nodes, shown as diamonds in both views. Pluto is a dwarf planet.