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Scope of the planetary birth summary
Seven geocentric planets when birth time is known; no house chart in P0.
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With a known civil birth time, the engine lists sun through saturn in true ecliptic of date. Aspects are optional extras when orbs match the rules.
Unknown time does not invent planet degrees. At most, sun-sign candidates for that local day may appear.
Independent NASA JPL Horizons geocentric longitude fixtures have passed the 0.05° gate. That checks astronomy agreement only — not medical or fortune claims.
The saved result identifies the time convention and the bodies actually computed. A longitude is an astronomical coordinate; a sign is the corresponding thirty-degree division used by this chart. An aspect appears only when the angular separation meets the documented tolerance. The cultural prompts attached to those labels are a different layer and do not acquire scientific validity from accurate coordinate calculation.
Read the uncertainty notice first. For an unknown time near a sign boundary, more than one sun-sign candidate may be possible over the local day. Keep both rather than selecting the one that sounds more flattering. Do not derive houses or an ascendant from the limited summary. For a known time, check that the civil date, clock time, zone, and repeated-hour choice match your source record before interpreting any placement.