Aspekte
Orb
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Was bedeutet Orb in der Astrologie?
Orb ist ein Schlüsselkonzept der Kategorie Aspekte in der Astrologie. An orb is the allowable deviation in degrees from the exact angular measurement of an aspect. A conjunction is exact at 0°; with a 6° orb, planets within 6° of each other are considered conjunct. The tighter the orb, the stronger and more precise the aspect's effect.
- Allowable degrees from exact for an aspect to be considered active
- Tight orb (0-3°) = strong aspect; wide orb (7-10°) = weak
- Different astrologers and different aspects allow different orb sizes
Orb: Bedeutung in der Astrologie
An orb is the allowable deviation in degrees from the exact angular measurement of an aspect. A conjunction is exact at 0°; with a 6° orb, planets within 6° of each other are considered conjunct. The tighter the orb, the stronger and more precise the aspect's effect.
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Orb in der astrologischen Praxis
In der modernen Astrologie gehört Orb zur Kategorie Aspekte und wird in Bezug auf andere Elemente des Horoskops — Planeten, Häuser und Aspekte — für eine vollständige, persönliche Deutung analysiert.
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Häufig gestellte Fragen
Most astrologers allow 6-10° for conjunctions with the Sun and Moon, and 4-8° for other planets. The tighter the orb, the stronger the blend of energies.
Tight orb (0-3°): the aspect is very strong and precise. Medium orb (3-6°): moderate strength. Wide orb (7-10°): the aspect is weak and may barely register. Some astrologers ignore orbs wider than 6-7° entirely.
Yes — the Sun and Moon traditionally receive larger orbs (up to 10° for conjunctions) because their energies are more pervasive. Outer planets like Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto typically receive tighter orbs (3-5°).
An applying aspect is one where the faster planet is moving toward exact — it hasn't peaked yet. A separating aspect has passed exact — the faster planet is moving away. Applying aspects are generally considered stronger and more future-focused.