Composite Chart Calculator

A composite chart is the set of midpoints between two birth charts, and this works every one of them out from the two births. Enter both dates, times, UTC offsets and birthplaces and it returns the composite Sun through Pluto, the mean node, both of the rival derivations of the composite ascendant, the midheaven, the aspects that fall inside the composite itself and the element and modality balance. A second action builds the Davison chart instead, which is a real chart cast for the instant halfway between the two births at the point halfway between the two birthplaces, so its Moon and its angles are computed rather than averaged. The positions come from the same ephemeris the synastry page uses and are good to a few arcminutes over 1900 to 2049. Astrology is entertainment, and the arithmetic here is astronomy rather than a reading.

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Every position is the midpoint of the two birth charts along the shorter arc. Birth times and places are needed only for the angles and for the last degree or so of the Moon.

Negative west of Greenwich. Include daylight saving if it was in force that day.
Between 66 south and 66 north. Inside the polar circles the ascendant stops behaving.
Negative west of Greenwich. Include daylight saving if it was in force that day.
Between 66 south and 66 north. Inside the polar circles the ascendant stops behaving.
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A real chart, cast for the moment exactly halfway between the two births at the point halfway between the two birthplaces. Unlike a composite it is a genuine sky, so its Moon and its angles are computed rather than averaged.

Negative west of Greenwich. Include daylight saving if it was in force that day.
Between 66 south and 66 north. Inside the polar circles the ascendant stops behaving.
Negative west of Greenwich. Include daylight saving if it was in force that day.
Between 66 south and 66 north. Inside the polar circles the ascendant stops behaving.
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