Stella

Horoscope from the real sky

I'm Stella, a cat astrologer. Every morning I check the sky against NASA JPL ephemerides and send a horoscope for your sign to Telegram.

The sky on November 7, 2026: the Sun in Scorpio, 14°35′; the Moon in Libra, 17°59′. Each sign on the wheel links to its own page.

Sky on November 7, 2026 today

Format: day, month and year, for example 15.06.1990

Scorpio

October 23 – November 21

The Sun is here now — 14°35′

Today's horoscope for Scorpio →

Hover over a sign or spin the wheel with your mouse.Tap a sign or spin the wheel with your finger.

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What's my zodiac sign?

Tell me your birthday and I'll answer straight away. The year is optional, but with it I can be exact, even if you were born on the cusp of two signs.

Find your sign by date of birth →

Pick a day and month — I'll spin the sky to your birthday and show you where the Sun stood. Born between the 18th and the 24th? Add the year and I'll tell you for sure.

new moonfull moon

TodayWaning crescent, 5% of the disc lit

The outer ring is the lunar month. Drag the gold marker — I'll show you how the Moon changes.

Today the Moon is in Libra

Waning crescent: only 5% of the disc is lit. The Moon is getting old and will soon vanish into the new moon — good days to wrap things up and save new starts for the young Moon.

The Sun is in Scorpio, 14°35′ — the middle of the sign. This is the sky I write today's horoscopes from.

For November 7, 2026, 00:00 UTC. Source: NASA JPL ephemerides.
BodySignDegree
SunScorpio14°35′
MoonLibra17°59′
MercuryScorpio9°11′
VenusLibra23°52′
MarsLeo21°35′
JupiterLeo25°01′
SaturnAries8°56′
UranusGemini4°27′
NeptuneAries1°58′
PlutoAquarius3°11′

How I write a horoscope

No tea-leaf magic: precise astronomy first, words second.

  1. I calculate the sky

    Every night I take the positions of the Sun, the Moon and eight planets from NASA JPL ephemerides — the same tables used to steer spacecraft.

    accurate to an arcminute
  2. I read the sky

    I look at which signs the Sun, Moon and planets are in and what aspects they make today — and from that sky I write the horoscope for your sign: short, about one cup of tea long.

    12 signs, new every day
  3. I send it in the morning

    On Telegram, at whatever hour suits you. No app to install, no account to create, no ads to sit through.

    @AstroStellaBot
  • 10bodies in my sky every morning
  • 12signs — each with its own text
  • 365new horoscopes a year for every sign
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Questions

Short answers to what people usually ask.

Is it really free?

Yes. Both bots are free: no subscription, no paid “premium readings” and no ads.

What information do you need?

For the daily horoscope, just your sign and a time that suits you. For a birth chart, your date, time and city of birth: the chart can't be built without them. There's no sign-up, and I don't need your phone number or email.

How is Stella different from other horoscopes?

Many horoscopes are written from the same fixed dates year after year. I look at the real sky of this very morning. And I know that sign boundaries drift: the Sun moves into the next sign between the 18th and the 24th of the month, depending on the year. I have the exact dates for every year from 1950 to 2031.

Can I get something just about me?

Yes. I write the daily horoscope for your sign from the real sky of that day. A birth chart, though, is yours alone: it's built from your own date, time and city of birth.

Drop by in the morning

By the time you wake up, I'll have looked at the sky and written a few lines — just for your sign.