Max cycles · SuperMoons · personal contacts
The shared sky.
Your own timeline.
See which cycles touch your chart.
Separate the wider sky pattern from the precise contacts to your birth chart, then consider a manageable next step.
Build my sky timeline ↓Independent Stjernerne proposal. Richard has not approved the method, wording, name association or commercial involvement.
01 / The natal foundation
Begin with recorded details.
Alex is fictional: 2 August 1987, 14:20 London. Historical BST gives 13:20 UTC. Entries stay in this tab and clear on reload.
02 / Two distinct layers
Your chart within the wider sky.
The natal foundation
Tropical · geocentric · Placidus · ten planets. No lunar nodes in this report model.
All natal positions and measured contacts
The shared sky calendar
Mercury and Venus Max phases, Mars stations and solar opposition, and source-classified SuperMoons and eclipses. Times are rounded to the nearest minute in Europe/London. Outside-period phases are labelled as context.
Mars stations and opposition are calculated. The full Mars Max start/end boundaries are pending method review and are not represented by the retrograde interval. Lunar phase times are not greatest-eclipse times. SuperMoon labels follow Richard’s published list; no invented distance threshold is used.
All calculated personal transit series · October 2026–September 2027
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto to natal Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Ascendant and MC. Five major aspects within 1°. All qualifying series are shown, with exact contacts and separate non-exact station approaches.
03 / A considered next step
Bring the timing back to real life.
Read Alex’s full fictional report.
The original 32-page sample develops six personal briefs within the shared sky calendar. It is a fixed fictional example, separate from the short generated brief. Its older Moshier calculation is preserved; the demo’s current ephemeris differences are documented alongside it.
Read the full fictional sample ↗No order, payment or delivery is active. This demonstration offers reflective prompts; it does not predict events or decide what you should do.
A possible collaboration
A personal report for your audience.
Richard’s part
Approve the cycle definitions, interpretation, credit and name use, then review an agreed sample and introduce the finished report to his audience. A bounded review process would be agreed before production.
Johannes’s part
Handle the agreed calculations, report production, personalisation, design and delivery. Richard would not need to write each individual report under this proposed model.
Suggested first step: one review of the Max definitions and a shared-sky-to-personal-contact passage. Johannes then revises the prototype. Fees, development costs, production costs, revenue share and rights are open; no commercial agreement is implied.
What would make this work on a partner website?
- Approve the method, sample, permissions, retail price, production cost, revenue arrangement and support responsibilities. No commercial terms are agreed by this demo.
- Place the generator on a dedicated subdomain or embed it in an iframe. Match the partner’s navigation, accessibility and privacy information; test mobile sizing and allowed embedding origins.
- Connect an approved order form to a server-side order record with consent, validated birth details and a unique order ID. The current demo has no customer database.
- Use the partner’s chosen checkout in test mode first. A verified payment webhook starts a single production job; retries must not duplicate orders or reports.
- Generate the agreed report, perform numerical and editorial checks, and deliver a private PDF link. Confirm retention, failed-payment handling, refunds and customer support before launch.
Production hosting and the Swiss Ephemeris licence model must be agreed before commercial release. This prototype provides its source under AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Method, sources and limits
RN-ST-P1. Geocentric tropical apparent positions, historical time zones, Placidus by longitude. Natal major aspects: 3° between planets, 2° to ASC/MC. Transit contacts: 1°. Lunations: 2° conjunction/square/opposition, 1° sextile/trine. ASC/MC represent their axes once.
Mercury/Venus Max: maximum eastern spherical elongation, retrograde station, inferior conjunction, direct station, maximum western elongation. Mars Max boundaries remain pending. The fixed review period ends at 1 October 2027, 00:00 London (exclusive).
Richard Nolle is credited for Max and SuperMoon concepts. The reflective text is an original proposal, not an approved implementation of his full work. The dark background, pale violet links and mixed sans-serif/serif treatment are adapted from Astropro; the orbital drawing is original.
Richard’s website · Mercury Max · Venus Max · Mars Max · SuperMoon table · Calculation checks & differences · Source & licences