Zodiac signs refer to the twelve signs of the astrological zodiac, each associated with specific traits and characteristics. The sun sign is the sign in which the Sun was located at the time of your birth and is the most commonly referred to sign in horoscopes. It represents your core identity and overall personality.

Astrology aims to provide insights into potential future trends and influences based on celestial alignments. However, it does not predict specific events with certainty. Many view astrology as a tool for understanding possible influences rather than precise forecasting.

Astrologers create birth charts (or natal charts) by calculating the positions of celestial bodies—such as the Sun, Moon, and planets—at the exact time and place of an individual's birth. This information is then mapped onto the twelve zodiac signs and houses to provide insights into personality traits, life events, and potential influences.

Astrology is not considered a science by the scientific community. While it has historical and cultural significance, its principles and methods lack empirical support and scientific validation. Astrology is generally classified as a belief system or pseudoscience rather than a scientific discipline.