How two charts are compared
Comparing charts, which astrologers call synastry, looks at where one person's planets fall against the other's. When one person's Moon sits close to the other's Sun, or Venus lines up with Mars, astrologers read a strong pull between the two. Easy angles (trines and sextiles) show what flows; harder ones (squares and oppositions) show friction that can also keep things lively.
Not just for couples
The same comparison works for a best friend, a parent and child or two siblings. The reading changes its tone to match the relationship you choose.
Try it with a famous chart
Every celebrity chart on Stars at Birth has a compare form with their birth details already filled in, so you can set your chart beside theirs.




