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21 October 2026 · Independent Stjernerne proposal. Julie Demboski has not approved the interpretation, method or brand association.
The calculated foundation
The shared Swiss Ephemeris 2.10.03 engine uses local DE441-based Swiss files, geocentric tropical apparent positions, historical IANA time zones and Whole Sign houses. All 14 bodies are calculated: ten planets plus Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta. This demo follows the original report’s Whole Sign method; it does not silently replace it with Placidus. The Ascendant and Midheaven remain exact angles. Lunar nodes are outside this report’s selected 14-body focus.
Alex Vale is fictional: 15 September 1990, 14:20 Copenhagen, 55.6761 N / 12.5683 E. Historical CEST gives 12:20 UTC. The date range is 1800–2095. Missing birth time, invalid local time and unresolved daylight-saving ambiguity are refused.
Explicit selection rules
JD-IA-P1 uses modern primary sign rulers. Four-factor contacts to planets: 3°, sextiles 2°, quincunxes 1.5°. Factor pairs: 2°, quincunxes 1°. Planet pairs: 6°, except luminary conjunction/square/opposition 8°, sextiles 4°, quincunxes 2°. Body conjunctions with each exact angle use 2°. Ruler links are not aspects. These are proposed settings for Julie’s review.
The reference case has 23 qualifying body contacts. The original report selects 13 of them for its two syntheses; the demo lists the complete qualifying register. Vesta has zero direct body contacts within these limits, so its proposed reading uses sign, house and its Mercury ruler link.
Checks performed
- All four asteroids compared with NASA/JPL Horizons at three epochs: 1950, the fictional birth in 1990 and 21 October 2026. Twelve comparisons of apparent geocentric ecliptic longitude and latitude; maximum coordinate difference 0.677 arcsecond. This is a limited independent sample, not verification of every possible date.
- 15 native-versus-browser scenarios, 4,828 numeric comparisons. Maximum numerical difference 0.0000000279. Tests include historical/future dates, daylight-saving gaps and both repeated-hour choices, unknown time and birth-time sensitivity.
- All 14 body positions match the original report at its displayed arcminute, with the same Whole Sign houses.
- 181 complete recalculations every ten seconds across ±15 minutes preserve all 14 house assignments and the set of qualifying body contacts. Angle contacts are more sensitive: Mars leaves the 2° Descendant limit at approximately 14:24:20 local time in this case.
What the report and guide contain
The PDF is the unchanged 28-page fictional sample. All its pages were individually reviewed visually on 11 October; the identical file was verified on 21 October. Its historical calculation notes retain the original Moshier/DE431 description and the then-pending external check. The current browser engine uses DE441-based files, with the comparisons above. The original sent file has not been silently rewritten.
The short browser guide is an original demonstration based on actual positions, qualifying aspects and ruler links. A complete personal report requires the approved interpretation library and an agreed editorial process. Work details, decisions and hours come only from the optional fields. The allocation calculator preserves the entered weekly total; it does not determine what another person must agree to. Fourteen days are an observation exercise, not a transit forecast.
Original fictional report · Source and licences · Swiss Ephemeris · NASA/JPL Horizons
Before commercial use
Method, voice, interpretation, gender-open Juno approach, workbook formats and brand use require Julie’s permission and direction. Fees, development/production costs, rights and any revenue share are open. Connect the approved website, consent/order records, test checkout, verified payment events and private report delivery only after agreement. No such customer integration exists in this demo. Hosting, retention, support and Swiss Ephemeris licensing also need agreement.