Over millennia, our view of the stars has shifted, because of Earth’s wobble. It may be time to rethink your sign.

Despite astrology’s long-standing influence, a recent report from 'The New York Times' boldly claims that the zodiac is 2,000 ...

The zodiac signs have not “changed” because, in Western astrology, they were never created to follow the exact constellation ...

The New York Times ran an article this week that had my astrologer group chats blowing up. The headline? Your Zodiac Sign Is ...

The New York Times recently published a story that said that since the zodiac signs were based on the stars and the stars ...

Welcome to the 11th and penultimate column on the constellations of the Zodiac! We are almost through with our cosmic journey. I’m saving the best for last, so this time we’ll talk about probably the ...

In a report published by The New York Times, the newspaper claimed the zodiac signs don't actually match up with the ...

In this episode, Astronomy magazine Editor Emeritus Dave Eicher invites you to head out in the morning while it's still dark, just before astronomical twilight, look to the east, and try to see the ...

Celebrating the beauty and mystery of the night sky, Vacheron Constantin introduces the Métiers d’Art Tribute to The ...

Babe, wake up! There’s a new theory that everyone’s star signs are wrong. Yep, the debate over whether or not the zodiac sign dates are accurate pops up every few years, the latest one being presented ...

Modern astronomy tools show that many people's true astronomical sign could differ from their familiar zodiac sign by several days or even an entirely different sign.