Jyotisha 3D
Interactive Astronomical Orbits & Vedic Astrological Engine
Current Engine Mode100% Dependency-Free / WebGL Powered
Enter Natal Birth Details
Location Preset:
Drag: Rotate view | Scroll: Zoom
3D Viewport Controls
Rotate the solar system by clicking and dragging inside the canvas. Pinch or scroll to zoom in/out.
Coordinate System Model
Geocentric Model (Vedic Astrology Perspective):
The Earth is locked at the center. The orbital trails show the apparent motion of the Sun, Moon, and planets against the sidereal Zodiac ring (30° segments).
Notice the red spiral trail of the selected planet—it shows retrogrades and epicycles relative to the Earth!
Target Sandbox EntityuseAstrologyStore.selectedSandboxPlanet = 'Mercury'
Educational Math Sandbox: Base Parameters
Julian Date (JD)JD = f(Year, Month, Day, Hour UTC)
2449852.875000
Baseline count of days since Jan 1, 4713 BC. Standard coordinate for orbital theories.
Julian Centuries (T)T = (JD - 2451545.0) / 36525
-0.04632786 centuries
Number of Julian centuries (36,525 days) elapsed since the J2000.0 epoch.
Obliquity of Ecliptic (ε)ε = 23.4392911 - 0.0130042 * T ...
23.439894° (23° 26' 23")
Axial tilt of the Earth at birth epoch, used for equatorial/ecliptic coordinate shifts.
Lahiri Ayanamsa (α)α = 23.85708 + 1.39697 * T + 0.0003086 * T²
23.792362° (23° 47' 32")
Sidereal shift offset between Western Tropical and Vedic Sidereal zodiacs due to Equinox precession.
Local Sidereal Time (LST)LST = (GMST + Longitude) % 360
84.831070°
Astronomical time mapping the observer's meridian against the stars, required for Ascendant (Lagna).