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The Research Lab

Which Techniques
Hold Up?

We're collecting charts and life experiences so we can compare how different astrological techniques describe the same events, and then look closely at where they agree, where they disagree, and where they miss. Each study takes a few minutes, and you can do one or all six.

Part of what we do here is test how astrological techniques hold up against real lives, and part of it is using them on the current sky, and we try to be clear about which one we're doing at any given moment.

Six Studies · Open Now

Pick Your Question

6 Open Studies

Choose the studies that connect with your experience, and share as much as you feel comfortable sharing.

01 · Open

Convergence

The Plot-Twist Years

Can timing techniques agree on the turning points in your life?

100 / 400 submissions
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02 · Open

Marriage

Let’s Talk Marriage

Who, when, and how many times? Help us test the marriage techniques.

55 / 400 submissions
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03 · Open

Vocation

What Do You Do All Day?

Tell us where work has taken you so we can compare the story with your chart.

75 / 400 submissions
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04 · Open

Outlook

How Do You See It?

Help us test which chart factors describe your personality, values and outlook.

71 / 400 submissions
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05 · Open

Childhood & the 4th House

The Place You Called Home

Tell us about your childhood, the questionnaire only takes a few minutes!

113 / 400 submissions
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06 · Open

Myers-Briggs

Calling All Personality Types

Can chart factors identify your Myers-Briggs type better than chance?

86 / 400 submissions
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Latest published submission counts.

A contributor is counted once as a person, while each completed study counts as a separate submission.

Research Findings · Coming Soon

First the Charts.
Then the Findings.

Once an individual study reaches 400 submissions, we’ll begin analyzing its data. We’ll share what we found here when the analysis is complete.

Let’s See What Holds Up

We define the rules in advance and score the chart without knowing the outcome.

Get Into the Methods
  1. Define the Question

    Each technique gets a specific test.

  2. Score the Chart

    Keep the chart scoring separate from the reported experience.

  3. Compare the Results

    Look at where the methods deliver and where they miss.

Use One Profile Across the Six Studies

Enter your birth details once, then join whichever studies catch your eye.

Open Your Profile