One continuous 360° sky. Begin with the zodiac, then follow the finer divisions that make your first sky your own.
* Positions are calculated; scale and exposure are illustrated. Missing details and model differences can affect the result. Methods & limitations.
A LITTLE CLOSER, EACH TIME
NAKSHATRA CONTINUITY
The sky doesn’t stop at a sign.
Krittika begins at 26°40′ Aries and continues to 10° Taurus. It is one Nakshatra across two Rashis. The atlas follows that continuous region, with four equal Padas inside it.
The full sky
360°
Rashis
12 × 30°
Nakshatras
27 × 13°20′
Padas
108 × 3°20′
An Earth-centred map of sidereal longitudes. The direction of each graha comes from the calculation. Its illustration size and distance from the centre help you read the map; they are not solar-system distances.
Rashi sectors reveal the Nakshatras, then the four Padas inside each one. Graha illustrations become smaller so they can sit within those finer regions. Names and labels remain readable as you explore.
The illustration uses a reference instant. Placement details distinguish what stayed stable across the local date from possible alternatives. No exact Ascendant or houses are added without sufficient information.