It is best to use the horoscope or time depending on the sun.

When it comes to the use of eight characters when viewing the sun, it has changed. As we all know, some people ask whether to measure horoscopes by looking at the sun. In addition, some people want to ask whether to use the sun time or time to calculate the horoscope? In ancient times, when there was no obvious sun, there was no time. How did the ancients set the time? Do you only watch the local sunshine? Do you know what this is about? In fact, do birthdays need obvious solar time? Let's take a look at the apparent solar time of the eight-character test. I hope I can help you!

Change the apparent solar time to 1. Why not use the solar time instead of the solar time?

2. Do you use the sun time or time to calculate the horoscope? In ancient times, when there was no obvious sun, there was no time. How did the ancients set the time? Do you only watch the local sunshine? Namely: apparent solar time = average solar time+true average solar time difference. When students are born, they must calculate the local average solar time according to their place of birth, and then calculate the apparent solar time according to the average solar time, instead of simply looking at the solar time with time, simply saying that the time is set according to the real position of the sun.

For example, the sun is overhead, which was called noon in ancient times. That is 12 or so. The time is 12 o'clock, and the sun is on it, but for me, the sun at 12 o'clock is still in the early morning. If the time is 12, it cannot be calculated according to this 12 point, and it must be converted into apparent solar time, that is, the time corresponding to the real position of the sun. For example, it may be around 8 o'clock, so it should be calculated according to the time of day rather than noon. The date of birth we usually say is the time of the East Eighth District, not the real local time of our birthplace. Therefore, we must convert it into the actual time determined according to the relationship between the sun. Otherwise, it's noon and the sun is shining, and the United States behind the earth may be dark at night, so we can't give it to our American friends at noon, can we?

Therefore, the apparent solar time can be calculated by reporting the place and time of birth. Whether to use the real sun.

3. Do you need to watch the sun on your birthday? 2. depending on the sun is also called depending on the sun. Apparent solar time is the hour angle of the center of the true sun's apparent circle plus 12 hour. Namely: apparent solar time = average solar time+true average solar time difference. The fortune-telling when the sun appears is wrong.

If you meet the real one, they will correct the time for you before calculating the horoscope. Usually ask parents, brothers and sisters, height. Wait, this time is accurate, because the birth time has nothing to do with the sun, but is inherited by six parents, which is why many people's horoscopes are similar to his horoscopes in the future, or two people's horoscopes illustrate the same thing and the same personality.

Do you need to watch the sun on your birthday?

4. Do you need to look at the solar time to see the constellation? Do you want to cut the umbilical cord for the horoscope?

5. Ask questions, use time for eight characters, and use the sun time for fighting. Isn't that two different watches? My friend, when watching the sun, it must be used to arrange eight characters, and when watching the sun, it is also used to count.

6. Someone asked, do you have to use the sun time to calculate the constellation? There are 100 cases of ugly sun column.

7. Do you use the sun time or time to calculate the horoscope? 8. Do you count the horoscope when you look at the sun? No need. Because it was a few years ago, and it was at this time, there was no obvious solar time. Don't bring modern things to ancient times.

9. Is it necessary to use solar time for astrological fortune telling? Of course, horoscope fortune-telling depends on the solar time. If you were born in the east, you probably don't need it, because the time itself is almost the same as the sun time, but if you were born in the west, the sun time is different by more than a few hours. In this case, it is no longer an hour, of course, you must use the apparent solar time.

The above is about whether to use the sun-watching time in the eight-character test, and it is about the eight-character test of sharing the sun-watching time. I looked at the horoscope of the sun time and it changed. I hope this will help everyone!