Can you see the date of birth on the astrolabe?

Jupiter can be roughly dated; Three kings and stars set the time. When the sun looks at the moon, if the astrolabe has scale lines, it can be roughly calculated according to 1 day and 1 degree. China basically uses Beijing time.

Sun: The ecliptic runs 1 year, and it runs about 1 degree every day.

Moon: The ecliptic runs about 27.5 days a week, at 13 degrees every day, and runs a constellation every 2 -3 days.

Mercury: The ecliptic travels 88 days a week (Heliocentrism), always within 28 degrees from the sun.

Venus: The ecliptic runs for about 225 days and is always within 48 degrees with the sun.

Mars: The journey of the ecliptic lasts about 687 days.

Jupiter: The ecliptic runs for about 12 years.

Saturn: The ecliptic orbit is about 29.5 years.

Uranus: The ecliptic runs for about 84 years.

Neptune: The ecliptic runs about 164.8 years.

Pluto: The ecliptic runs for about 248 years.

Ascending constellation: determines the birth time of the day.

Ascension degree: determines the minute of birth on the same day.

How to use the law of planetary motion to reverse the astrolabe?

The first step is to determine the birth age of the astrolabe by judging the constellation where Uranus is located. Uranus is basically a person born within 100 years.

The second step is to analyze the date of birth of the disc owner by judging the seating positions of Jupiter and Saturn.

The third step is to sit down by the sun and judge the month of birth.

The fourth step is to sit down by the moon and judge the approximate date of birth.

The fifth step is to judge the specific time of birth through the rise of constellations and the decline of planets.