What does astrolabe daylight saving time mean?

The astrolabe refers to converting a person's date, time and place of birth into literary data, and then displaying its constellations, planets and ascending and descending constellations in the form of circular charts. Based on the astrolabe, astrologers such as Kribusz infer a person's personality, sexual destiny and future prediction. The astrolabe is a very useful tool for people who are interested in astrology and astrology.

Daylight saving time is the practice of artificially controlling time to adapt to different seasons and weather. In summer, the days get longer. In order to make better use of light, some countries push the clock forward by 1 hour to delay the sunset. This time adjustment is called GMT+ 1 or GMT+2 or UTC+2 time setting on the dial.

The astrolabe daylight saving time refers to the calculation method of the positions of planets and constellations displayed on the astrolabe, which is based on the daylight saving time set in real life. This calculation is to show the astronomical records and fortune of each person after birth more accurately. Therefore, it is very important for people who use the astrolabe to know daylight saving time to ensure the accuracy of their astrolabe data.