The square
The angle a square marks, and what it does between two planets.
In the astrological tradition, a square is a 90° angle, read as friction that asks for effort. The two points don't naturally agree, so they push each other — which is uncomfortable, and also the source of a lot of growth. Astrologers often call squares 'productive tension': the part of a chart that builds something, rather than a verdict about how life will go.
{name} between planets
Sun square MoonSun square MercurySun square VenusSun square MarsSun square JupiterSun square SaturnMoon square MercuryMoon square VenusMoon square MarsMoon square JupiterMoon square SaturnMercury square VenusMercury square MarsMercury square JupiterMercury square SaturnVenus square MarsVenus square JupiterVenus square SaturnMars square JupiterMars square SaturnJupiter square Saturn
See your square aspects
The calculator measures the angle between every pair of planets in your chart and marks each square within a tight orb.
About the square
What is a square in astrology?
It is a specific angle between two points, measured in degrees. The paragraph above describes how astrologers read it.
How tight does a square need to be?
Closer angles read stronger. The calculator uses a set orb and shows the exact degree of separation.
For self-reflection and entertainment — not a prediction of fate and not professional advice.