The sky today, November 13, 2026

The sky you were born under.

Nadir draws your birth chart and writes it for you, to be read slowly. It does not predict your life. It gives you a sky, and a few good questions.

Today's sky as a painting: the twelve signs as a ring of colour and, inside it, the Sun, the Moon and the planets as coloured discs where they stand right now.♈︎♉︎♊︎♋︎♌︎♍︎♎︎♏︎♐︎♑︎♒︎♓︎☽☿♀︎☉♂︎♃♄♅♆Moon in CapricornMercury in ScorpioVenus in LibraSun in ScorpioMars in LeoJupiter in LeoSaturn in AriesUranus in GeminiNeptune in AriesPluto in Aquariusnadir

Why Nadir

The point beneath your feet

At the moment you were born, half the sky was overhead and half was under the Earth. The nadir is the point straight below you, on the far side of the world.

In a chart it marks the roots: home, memory, what holds you up without being seen. We took our name from it because that is where we like to look.

  • Sun at 21° Scorpio
  • Moon at 10° Capricorn
  • Mercury at 5° Scorpio
  • Venus at 22° Libra
  • Mars at 24° Leo
  • Jupiter at 25° Leo
  • Saturn at 8° Aries
  • Uranus at 4° Gemini
  • Neptune at 1° Aries
  • Pluto at 3° Aquarius

Your chart

Date, time and place of birth. If you do not know the time, leave it blank: we will show you what does not depend on it.

I was born on at in .

As it appears on the birth certificate, or as your family remembers it. If your town is not listed, choose the nearest one.

We do not store these details. The chart is drawn and forgotten.

A mirror, not a forecast

  1. No predictions. Nothing here tells you what will happen. A chart describes; you decide what it means, and you are allowed to disagree.

  2. No fear. No warnings about health, money or bad months. A reading that makes you smaller is a bad reading.

  3. Only yours. Drawn from the minute and the place you were born. Nobody else has this sky, not even someone born the same day in another city.

To keep, and to give

We are writing them now. Letter readers will hear first.

  • The Readingsoon

    Thirty pages about your chart, written for you, with questions to write about at the end of each part.

  • The Printsoon

    Your chart in gold on fine art paper, sent by post. For a birth, a birthday or two people who want to see their skies side by side.

  • Your Yearsoon

    On your birthday, a letter about the year that begins: where the Sun returns, and what you might want to look at.

Thirteen letters a year

One each new moon: a short reflection and a question to carry for the month. Nothing else, and you can leave in one click.

Next new moon: December 9, 2026, in Sagittarius.