Type any address or coordinates. Coordinate reads what is measurably true about that spot — the star that rises on your line to Giza, grid-convergence density, ley-line density, local magnetic declination — measured against today's space weather. It hands you the math; the meaning lives in the daily Reports.
Every figure is a real measurement — a bearing, a distance, a declination, an azimuth, a live Kp index. An instrument, not a forecast.
A single 0–100 read of how strongly your point aligns — the whole picture in one number.
The star that rises on your bearing to Giza — its name, azimuth, and how close the match is.
The exact great-circle bearing and distance from your point to the Great Pyramid.
How dense the site-convergence and ley-line structure is around your coordinate.
How far true north diverges from magnetic north where you stand — the field's local twist.
Today's Kp and flare class fold into the read — the sky's state at the moment you scan.