How to calculate a Solar Return
Enter your known birth date, clock time and place, choose the birthday year, then choose where you will be at the return. Moira searches for the exact geocentric tropical longitude crossing around that year's birthday. The event can fall before or after the calendar birthday.
What the chart shows
The result gives the exact return time in UTC and Julian Day, the natal target longitude, the selected body's placement, and a complete chart wheel with planetary positions, houses and aspects. The return place sets houses and angles; it does not change the geocentric event time. Solar and Lunar results can also include their existing astrological overviews.
Birthday-year example
For a June birthday, choose 2027 to search around the June 2027 birthday. Entering a different return city changes the chart's angles and houses while keeping the exact Sun return moment. Leap-day birthdays use the same exact longitude search around the late-February or early-March birthday window.
Method and availability
Moira calculates tropical, geocentric ecliptic longitude returns using its exact event solver. Major-planet calculations use the website's JPL DE440 ephemeris; asteroid positions depend on the engine's admitted small-body kernels. A catalog listing does not guarantee coverage at every birth or return date. Unknown birth times require a known clock time before calculation, and unavailable bodies or dates produce an error.
This release calculates one return chart. Saving stores your birth data for reuse; it does not archive the calculated return packet.