Angel Number Lunar Cluster Scanner

A reproducible rarity study of exact Moon aspects, clock-number matches, Moon-sign passages, and Void-of-Course beginnings.

Research model 1.0.0

Frozen First-Pass Rules

Known-data test first: the default range is 1992 in America/New_York. “Nearest minute” is intentionally selected because it tests the observed 1:11 → 11:11 → 5:55 sequence against strict UT calculations.

Moon compared to

Q Sun

E Mercury

R Venus

T Mars

Y Jupiter

U Saturn

I Uranus

O Neptune

P Pluto

M Chiron

Aspects

p Conjunction (0°)

y SemiSquare (45°)

t Sextile (60°)

r Square (90°)

e Trine (120°)

u SesquiQuadrate (135°)

w Opposition (180°)

i SemiSextile (30°)

o Quincunx (150°)

Counting principle

A VOC beginning is the final selected lunar aspect before the next Moon-sign ingress.

That event counts once—not once as an aspect and again as VOC.

Clock patterns are frozen in the exported report.

Run Scanner

Start date End date Timezone Minute comparison Minimum matches per cluster Rolling-window hours

Clock patterns—one per line or comma-separated

Pattern guidance

The starter list includes repeated triples, repeated pairs, and ascending sequences specifically discussed in this study. A pattern without AM/PM matches both halves of the day. You may write 1:11 pm to restrict one pattern.

There is no universally agreed astronomical definition of an “angel number.” For a trustworthy rarity result, preserve the same list across every comparison period.

This version permits about 25 years per run. Longer historical research can be completed in consecutive chunks without changing the frozen rules.

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