Release notes, product guides, horary articles, and research notes from the Vox Stella team.
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The King Road scene, the method behind forensic astrology, and the exact homicide, deception, and fatal-pressure output produced by Vox Stella across the official event window. Read more about The Idaho Student Murders Through Vox Stella's Forensic Astrology Engine
The record of a mundane astrology experiment frozen on August 2, 2026: six dates chosen in advance, the method, and the rules for scoring them. The window has closed; the result is not yet scored. Read more about Iran–Israel–U.S. Conflict Timing: A 60-Day Mundane Astrology Experiment (August–October 2026)
A documented Vox Stella case study on Netflix's The Investigation of Lucy Letby, separating natal Trait Profile symbolism from forensic event charts tied to Child A, Child C, Child D, and Child E. Read more about The Investigation of Lucy Letby: Vox Stella Forensic Astrology on a Case of Monstrous Cruelty
A source-backed benchmark of Netflix's The Crash and the Mackenzie Shirilla case, comparing Vox Stella's vehicle crash, fatal pressure, relationship, and perpetrator-axis signals with the Strongsville record. Read more about The Crash True Story: Mackenzie Shirilla Case Through Vox Stella's Forensic Astrology Engine
Vox Stella does not claim astrology solves crimes. This case study shows how its forensic astrology engine handled three source-backed Worst Roommate Ever cases, what it caught, and where the limits stayed visible. Read more about Worst Roommate Ever Cases Through Vox Stella's Forensic Astrology Engine
Vox Stella Forensic compares four Worst Ex Ever cases with documented event patterns: Geoffrey Paschel, Kevin Lewis, Rosa Hill, and Scott Freeman. Read more about Worst Ex Ever Case Analysis: Vox Stella Forensic vs Real Events
