Midpoint Tree

Every planet-pair midpoint in your real chart, with the ones a third planet actually activates (falls near) flagged automatically — genuine Uranian-style midpoint astrology, computed directly from your exact birth positions rather than a partial or illustrative subset.

A midpoint 'activated' by a third planet — meaning that planet sits close to the midpoint degree — is traditionally read as a genuinely significant combination point in Uranian astrology, blending all three planets' themes; this tool finds every such activation in your real chart automatically rather than requiring manual degree-by-degree checking.

With 12 planets and points in a typical chart, there are 66 possible midpoint pairs — checking all of them by hand against every other planet for a possible activation is exactly the kind of exhaustive, error-prone task this tool is built to do instead.

The full tree can also be read on its own merits, independent of any activation — a Sun/Moon midpoint, for instance, is traditionally treated as a significant point in its own right regardless of whether a third planet happens to fall near it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a midpoint in astrology?

The exact zodiacal point halfway between two planets — a technique from the Uranian/Hamburg school that treats that midpoint as its own sensitive point, distinct from either planet alone.

What does it mean when a midpoint is 'activated'?

That a third planet sits conjunct or opposite the midpoint within a tight orb — classically read as that third planet strongly combining the themes of the two midpoint planets.

Is this the same as the two-person midpoint used in the Composite chart tool?

No — Composite computes one midpoint per planet between two people's charts; this tool computes every possible planet-pair midpoint within your own single chart.

Does this include the full Ebertin 90° dial technique?

No — this checks direct conjunction and opposition activation only, not the full harmonic-dial (45°/90°) system some Uranian practitioners use, to keep the results precise and unambiguous.