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Big three calculator: Sun, Moon and rising
Enter your date, time and place of birth and get the three signs an astrologer reads first: the Sun for what drives you, the Moon for how you feel it, the rising sign for how others see you.
Without a birth time you still get the Sun and the Moon; the rising sign needs the exact time.
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Your Sun, Moon and rising sign. They are the first three things an astrologer looks at: the Sun is what drives you, the Moon is how you feel it, the rising sign is how a room meets you before you say a word.
Tick "I don't know my birth time" and you still get two of the three. The Sun sign needs only the date, unless the Sun changed sign on your birthday — then we say so. The Moon sign is known for most dates; when the Moon changed sign that day we show both options and roughly when it moved. The rising sign needs the time.
Columns use fixed date ranges, but the Sun enters each sign at a slightly different hour every year. If your birthday falls around the 20th of a month, the calculation for your actual year can give the neighbouring sign. The answer here is for your real birth moment.
All ten planets, the houses, the aspects between planets and the balance of elements — the big three is the first line of that picture. The button under the answer opens the chart with your data filled in, and from there you can get an AI reading.