Synastry aspects
All 382 combinations people search for — each with the figure no other site gives: how often that aspect turns up by chance.
Arithmetic, not interpretation
Every aspect has a base rate
An aspect is an angle with a tolerance called an orb, so the chance of hitting it at random is simply the size of the window divided by the circle: two times the orb over 360 degrees. Conjunctions and oppositions have one window, the rest have two.
| Aspect | Angle | Orb | Odds by chance | Read as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conjunction | 0° | ±8° | 4.44% | fusion |
| Sextile | 60° | ±6° | 6.67% | ease |
| Square | 90° | ±8° | 8.89% | friction |
| Trine | 120° | ±8° | 8.89% | flow |
| Opposition | 180° | ±8° | 4.44% | polarity |
| Quincunx | 150° | ±3° | 3.33% | mismatch |
A square lands in 8.89% of random pairings — roughly one couple in eleven, with no meaning attached. A synastry comparison looks at dozens of planet pairs, so finding several aspects is the expected outcome, not a signal. That does not make the readings worthless; it means the interesting question is which aspects are tight rather than which exist.
Why a third of these describe your age, not your relationship
Everyone born inside a twenty-year window has Pluto in the same sign. So if your synastry shows Venus square Pluto, that configuration was fixed by the years you were both born in — it is a statement about the age gap, and it is shared with millions of other pairings with the same spacing.
Aspects between fast movers are different: the Moon changes sign every two and a half days, the Ascendant every two hours. Those are genuinely specific to two charts, and they are the ones worth weight.
118,170 searches a month across all of them