Does LifeSense interpret aspect meanings?

No. LifeSense shows the computed aspect labels and orbs only. It does not rate aspects or derive life outcomes from them.

Are aspects available without exact birth time?

They may be limited. Planet positions depend on time and location; unknown-time charts keep aspect fields unavailable or low-confidence.

Western Astrology / Aspects

What are Western astrology aspects?

Aspects are angular relationships between planets. LifeSense shows the computed aspect labels and orbs when the Western chart is available, without turning them into a reading.

What shows up in the chart

Aspect labels (such as conjunction, trine, square) when the Western chart is available.
Orb values under the declared aspect policy when the engine exposes them.
Planet pair labels for each computed aspect.
Unavailable state when Western fields are missing.

Why exact time matters

Aspects depend on planet positions, which depend on birth time and location. Unknown-time charts keep aspect fields unavailable or low-confidence.

What an aspect is here

In LifeSense, an aspect is a named angular relationship between two planets. The page shows the computed labels and orbs without turning them into a reading.

What the labels do not do

An aspect label is not a judgment or life reading in LifeSense. It is a named chart fact with visible availability and confidence boundaries.

Use this guide with the calculator

This guide is meant to help you recognize the fields after the chart is calculated, not to replace the calculator.

Look for these method labels in the result: Western Astrology, Aspects, Conjunction, Trine, Square, Orb.
Before exporting, check the time basis: Aspects depend on planet positions, which depend on birth time and location. Unknown-time charts keep aspect fields unavailable or low-confidence.
If the result labels a field unavailable, approximate, or low-confidence, keep that boundary in your notes.