Your Astrological Sign Has Shifted: NASA Updated The Zodiac Signs For The First Time In 2,000 Years

The stars have long been revered as a cosmic library, filled with endless knowledge about life’s most profound mysteries. Across time and cultures, people have looked to the sky to find answers to some of humanity’s biggest questions—whether it’s guidance on how to overcome challenges, build strong and healthy relationships, or shape one’s character for the better. This celestial wisdom has served as a compass for personal growth, decision-making, and even self-discovery. For thousands of years, astrologers, scholars, and spiritual seekers have tapped into the power of the stars, translating their movements and positions into insights that continue to influence modern life. And now, this ancient knowledge has been passed down to you, offering a chance to connect with the universe in ways you may never have imagined.

What makes the stars so fascinating is that they remain constant, yet their meanings evolve with each generation. As humanity’s understanding of the cosmos grows, so too does our ability to decode the messages written in the stars. This enduring relationship between humans and the night sky reflects our innate desire to seek answers beyond the mundane, finding comfort in the idea that our lives are part of something far greater. Whether you’re navigating personal struggles or searching for deeper connections, the stars provide a guiding light, one that transcends time, culture, and borders.

NASA Updates Star Signs for the First Time In 2,000 Years

For the first time in two millennia, NASA has unveiled a major shift in how we view the zodiac, revealing that the star signs millions of people have relied upon for guidance may no longer align with their actual birth constellations. This cosmic upheaval is caused by a subtle, yet significant, phenomenon known as the Earth’s “wobble,” also called axial precession. Over the last 2,000 to 3,000 years, the gravitational forces from the sun and moon have gradually altered the Earth’s orientation, shifting the constellations out of sync with the original zodiac calendar.

The night sky that ancient astrologers used as a map for divining personality traits and life paths has dramatically changed. What was once accurate centuries ago is no longer reflective of current star positions, meaning the constellations we associate with our zodiac signs are now off by almost an entire month. In fact, NASA estimates that a staggering 86% of people are actually living under the “wrong” horoscope, unknowingly following traits meant for a different sign.

Presenting The All-New Horoscopes

As a result of this shift, the zodiac as we know it has been restructured, introducing a new timeline for the signs. Not only have the dates for existing signs shifted, but there’s also the addition of a long-forgotten 13th sign, Ophiuchus, which disrupts the neat 12-sign zodiac we’ve become accustomed to. The all-new horoscope dates are as follows:

• Capricorn: Jan. 20 – Feb. 16
• Aquarius: Feb. 16 – March 11
• Pisces: March 11 – April 18
• Aries: April 18 – May 13
• Taurus: May 13 – June 21
• Gemini: June 21 – July 20
• Cancer: July 20 – Aug. 10
• Leo: Aug. 10 – Sept. 16
• Virgo: Sept. 16 – Oct. 30
• Libra: Oct. 30 – Nov. 23
• Scorpio: Nov. 23 – Nov. 29
• Ophiuchus: Nov. 29 – Dec. 17
• Sagittarius: Dec. 17 – Jan. 20

This redefinition has sparked widespread debate and fascination, as people across the world are discovering their “new” star signs. For some, the shift challenges long-held beliefs, while others are embracing the new zodiac calendar as an opportunity to explore different aspects of their personality. Whether you find yourself clinging to your old sign or diving into the traits of your newly assigned one, one thing is clear—our relationship with the stars has fundamentally changed.

Check That List Again

This will blow your mind. There are thirteen zodiac signs.

Actually, that is not a new revelation. Ancient Babylonian astrologers discovered these thirteen constellations yet omitted Ophiuchus so the signs will be divided equally into twelve due to the 360-degree path of the sun.

Well, this tells us one thing: government conspiracies are not a new phenomenon. (3)

Ophiuchus: The 13th Sign

The Ophiuchus constellation features a man grasping a snake and is more commonly known as Serpentarius, the Serpent Holder. This sign has been adapted into many ancient cultures, but in essence, is the same being.

In Greek mythology, Ophiuchus is identified as being Asclepius the healer and son of Apollo. Asclepius held the power to resurrect the dead. An enraged Hades persuaded Zeus to assassinate Asclepius with a lightning bolt. In death, Asclepius was placed as a constellation in the stars.

For the Sumerians, this figure was known as the god Enki.

The Egyptians recognize this sign to be a man named Imhotep who lived in Egypt around the 27th century BCE.

In the Bible, these attributes belonged to the Hebrew man Joseph, son of the forefather Jacob. Imhotep is the Egyptian name for Joseph.

Virtues of Ophiuchus

If you were born between November 29 and December 17, congratulations—you fall under the rare and enigmatic sign of Ophiuchus. Often overlooked for centuries, this sign is now getting the recognition it deserves as the 13th addition to the zodiac. As an Ophiuchus, you possess a unique blend of characteristics that set you apart from Scorpio and Sagittarius, signs which previously claimed this time frame. If you find that neither Scorpio’s intensity nor Sagittarius’s adventurous spirit resonates with you, perhaps the attributes of Ophiuchus will strike a deeper chord.

Seeker of Peace and Harmony
Those born under Ophiuchus are natural peacemakers. You have an innate ability to diffuse tension, bringing calm to chaotic situations. Whether in your personal relationships or professional life, you seek to maintain harmony and balance, preferring to avoid unnecessary conflict. This makes you a valuable mediator, someone who can navigate emotionally charged environments with grace and patience.

Poetic and Inventive
Creativity runs deep in the heart of an Ophiuchus. You have a poetic soul, able to see beauty where others see only the mundane. Your inventive spirit thrives on new ideas and unconventional solutions, which often makes you a trendsetter in your field. This combination of poetic vision and inventive thinking allows you to create art, literature, or projects that are deeply meaningful and innovative.

Seeks Higher Education and Wisdom
Ophiuchus individuals are driven by a thirst for knowledge. Whether through formal education or self-directed learning, you are constantly seeking ways to expand your understanding of the world. You’re not just interested in accumulating facts—you yearn for deep wisdom that can guide you through life’s complex questions. This intellectual curiosity often leads you to explore philosophy, spirituality, and the sciences, making you a lifelong student in pursuit of the truth.

Intuitive
Your intuition is one of your greatest assets. Ophiuchus individuals possess a heightened sense of awareness, often sensing things before they happen. This deep-rooted intuition enables you to make decisions quickly and accurately, trusting your instincts even when logic may suggest otherwise. This can manifest in personal relationships or in business, where you often know the right move to make without needing all the details.

Has Secret Enemies in Family or Close Associations
However, with great gifts come hidden challenges. Ophiuchus is known for having secret enemies, particularly within family or close circles. Your success, charisma, and ability to attract good fortune may stir feelings of envy in others. While these enemies may not always be overt, it’s essential to trust your instincts and keep an eye out for those who may wish to undermine your achievements.

High Achiever
Ophiuchus individuals are known for their ambition and drive. You set high goals for yourself and are willing to put in the work to achieve them. You don’t shy away from challenges, and your determination often leads you to success in whatever you pursue. This strong desire for achievement makes you a natural leader, someone who can inspire others to aim high and push beyond their limits.

Likes to Wear Vibrant Colors and Plaid Designs
One of the more quirky traits of Ophiuchus is a love for bold fashion. You are drawn to vibrant colors and striking patterns, particularly plaid designs. Your fashion choices reflect your unique personality, often standing out in a crowd with your distinctive and adventurous sense of style. Clothes are more than just fabric for you—they’re an expression of your individuality.

Receives Favor from Authority
Luck seems to follow Ophiuchus when it comes to positions of power. Whether in the workplace, in your community, or through random encounters, you often receive favor from those in authority. This could be a promotion from a boss, support from a mentor, or even unexpected opportunities that propel you forward in life. Your ability to attract goodwill from those in power ensures that you’re often in the right place at the right time.

Attracts Good Fortune for Yourself and Others
Not only do you bring good luck to yourself, but your presence also seems to attract fortune for those around you. Friends, family, and colleagues often find that their lives improve when they’re in your company. Whether it’s through your positive energy, your networking abilities, or simply being in the right circles, Ophiuchus individuals are known for creating opportunities and uplifting those they care about.

If you resonate with these traits, chances are the sign of Ophiuchus defines you better than either Scorpio or Sagittarius ever could. Embrace the uniqueness of this powerful, often overlooked sign, and continue to seek the peace, wisdom, and success that seem to follow you wherever you go.

The New You

This transition is simple for me. My natural zodiac used to be Taurus, but I always associated myself as an Aries, since the personality traits suited me more. According to this new chart, I am an Aries!

It may be difficult to adjust to your new constellation, but I advise you to research your new sign. You may be shocked at the accuracy of NASA’s new update.

After all, it’s been written in the stars.

This article was written by The Hearty Soul. The Hearty Soul is a rapidly growing community dedicated to helping you discover your most healthy, balanced, and natural life.

Sources:

(1) Andrew Griffin (Mar 23, 2015) http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/astrological-signs-are-almost-all-wrong-as-movement-of-moon-and-sun-throws-out-zodiac-10127356.html

(2) Stephanie Pappas (Jan 14, 2011) http://www.nbcnews.com/id/41062376/ns/technology_and_science-science/t/wobbly-earth-means-your-horoscope-wrong/#.V8cgv5MrK9Y

(3) Elle Johnson (Jan 20, 2016) http://amhsnewspaper.com/8392/ae/nasa-announces-new-horoscope/

(4) The Mind Unleashed (Aug 21, 2013) http://themindunleashed.org/2013/08/the-13th-zodiac-sign-ophiuchus.html