Ancient text & sky analysis
Paste the text.
Read the sky behind it.
Any ancient text, manuscript, prophecy, or historical document — analysed and returned as a report you can check, not one you have to take on faith.
How a finding reads
Every result is split the same way: what the text or the sky actually shows, and what that has been read to mean.
A total lunar eclipse occurred on 15 June 763 BCE, computed from the Meeus lunar algorithm.
Assyriology has long associated this eclipse with the Bur-Sagale revolt recorded in the Assyrian eponym canon.
What you get back
Everything is labelled
Each finding is marked as source text, a calculation, verified history, a tradition's reading, scholarship, or an AI hypothesis. Speculation is never dressed up as fact.
Real astronomy
Eclipses, moon phases, planetary positions and conjunctions are computed from published algorithms, with the accuracy of each result stated alongside it.
Dates you can check
Twelve calendar systems convert to Gregorian dates. Where an exact conversion is impossible, the report says so and explains exactly what is blocking it.