Two things that can be checked
- The sky: planet positions from NASA JPL's DE440 ephemeris. You can compare them with any observatory almanac.
- The rule: each result is a verse of the classical texts, first of all Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, whose condition your chart meets. You can read the śloka, its words and its meaning, and see the condition tested.
What a reading should not do
- Pick the good results and hide the bad. horoAstro shows both, with a count of each.
- Settle a contradiction by taste. The text's own rules decide, and the deciding verse is shown; where the text decides nothing, the line is marked open.
- Sell fear. Remedies appear only where a verse ties a remedy to a condition met in your chart.
A limit worth stating
Exact astronomy and faithful rules do not make astrology a science. It is not scientifically proven, and it is not a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice. What horoAstro promises is narrower and checkable: what the text says, for your chart, nothing added.
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Questions
Is astrology true?
It is not scientifically proven. horoAstro does not claim it is; it shows faithfully what the classical texts say about a chart.
Why do different astrologers say different things?
Mostly because they use different rules, from different books, and settle clashes in their own way. A reading tied to written rules, with the text's own rules for clashes, gives the same answer every time.