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Authors

Last reviewed Reviewed by Numyra Standards & Corrections Methodology

The editors responsible for Numyra’s research, sourcing and interpretive standards.

Alex Morgan

Founder & Research Editor. Researches source material, documents calculation methods and checks planetary-position data and technical explanations. Read his profile.

Sophia Bennett

Astrology & Numerology Editor. Explains astrological and numerological traditions, gives historical context and separates symbolic interpretation from fact. Read her profile.

Articles are published under the Numyra Editorial Desk and Methodology Desk. Alex Morgan and Sophia Bennett review every article before it is published, and each article names them as reviewers. See our editorial policy.

How our articles and tools are made

Numyra’s articles are drafted with the help of AI tools and then checked against sources before they are published; we say so openly on our editorial policy. What we check, and how:

  • Calculations. Planet positions, dates and ages are computed with the Swiss Ephemeris, and key results are cross-checked against an independent source such as NASA’s JPL Horizons or the US Naval Observatory. Our calculators publish their measured accuracy on the page.
  • Quotes and sources. Quotations are matched word for word against the source text. Where we could not read an original, the article says so instead of guessing.
  • Data. When an article reports a statistic, the page names the data (for example US birth records from the CDC and Social Security Administration) and the method, including its limits.
  • Interpretation. Astrology and numerology are presented as traditions, not as science or prediction, and the interpretive sections are kept separate from the calculated facts.
  • Images. Charts are made by us from our own data. Any third-party image is public domain or openly licensed, credited with its source, and its licence is checked on the source page.

Corrections and contact

If you find an error, email mynumyrasupport@gmail.com with the page address. We fix verified mistakes and note material corrections on the page. See how we handle corrections and read our methodology.