AstroSearch: ephemeris query builder — aspects, patterns, stars | DestinyKey
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Ephemeris Astro Search: query builder

A professional tool for astrologers and researchers. Set your own query: a planet in a sign or degree, an aspect of two planets, a conjunction with a fixed star, or a figure of three to six planets — with any planets, in the desired element, cross or signs, with your own orb. Search through past and future skies for the entire depth of the ephemerides, free and without registration.

Sign, absolute degrees, or the “Where” filter — one condition is enough.
Where: elements, crosses, signs, degrees within sign
The filter is applied to all participants of the query: 'trapezium in fire' — all four planets in fire signs. Elements, crosses and signs narrow each other.
Years BCE — with a minus sign: −500 = 501 BCE (astronomical count). Window of one query: up to 2000 years for positions and stars, 1000 for aspects, 500 for figures — further, scroll with the buttons.
What does this mean for you personally? Найденный аспект или фигура работает по-разному в каждой натальной карте. Build your chart — и получите персональный разбор: как этот аспект проявляется в вашем характере, отношениях и выборе времени.

Example queries

How it works

The engine stores daily ecliptic longitudes of ten planets for the entire depth of the Swiss Ephemeris — more than twelve thousand years back and forward — and searches through ready-made series, so the answer comes in seconds. For each period, the start and end dates, the exact date of the minimum orb, the orb itself, the participants and their positions at the exact moment are shown. The 'any planet' slot turns the query into a brute-force search: the engine checks all combinations and returns each found one as a separate period. The 'Where' filter is applied to the position of each participant: element, cross, specific signs and degrees within a sign. The orb for figures is strict — each connection of the configuration must be within the specified orb. The positions of fixed stars are reduced to the J2000 epoch and shifted by precession.