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The outer planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto) are more-or-less in the same position in both charts.In the heliocentric chart the Earth and Mars are on opposite sides of the Sun, whereas in the geocentric chart Mars is close to the Sun (because the Sun and Mars are in the same direction as seen from the Earth).In the heliocentric chart the Earth is located next to Pluto at the bottom. The Earth is at the center of the geocentric chart, whereas the Sun is at the center of the heliocentric chart. The difference between geocentricity and heliocentricity can be illustrated by the charts of the planetary aspects on a certain date as produced by our two programs, Heliocentric Planetary Aspects and Transits and Planetary Aspects and Transits. In geocentric astrology there are two zodiacs in use, the tropical and the sidereal, but in heliocentric there is just one zodiac. In geocentric astrology planets may appear to move backwards (they are then said to be retrograde), but in heliocentric astrology a planet is never retrograde. Heliocentric means Sun-centered, whereas geocentric means Earth-centered, thus the celestial bodies are viewed either from the point of view of the Sun or from that of the Earth. Heliocentric Planetary Aspects and TransitsĪ Windows Program for Exploring Heliocentric Astrological Aspects and Transits Heliocentric astrological software to calculate world transits, natal aspects, personal transits and synastry