Alexander Stuart birth chart
Born on 18 November 1924 at 11:00 in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The birth chart drawn from the birth data, the big three in plain words, what stands out, and every tool of the lab to go further. Free, no account.
The big three of Alexander Stuart
Sun, Moon and rising sign: the three placements astrologers look at first.
- Sun in Scorpio: depth, magnetism and intensity.
- Moon in Leo: warmth, pride and generosity.
- Rising sign in Sagittarius: optimism, adventure and meaning.
Alexander Stuart birth chart analysis
What the natal chart of Alexander Stuart says, read from the chart itself: the main element, the planet that leads the chart, the strongest planets and where the Sun shines.
Main element: water
5 of the 10 planets of Alexander Stuart are in water signs: a chart that leans on feelings, intuition and closeness. No planet in earth, which astrologers read as something to find outside, through other people or work.
Chart ruler: Jupiter
With Sagittarius rising, Jupiter leads the chart. It sits in Sagittarius, in house 1: the story of Alexander Stuart keeps coming back to self, body and first impression.
Strong planets on the angles
Jupiter (the rising point) and Saturn (the Midheaven). A planet close to an angle is one of the loudest voices in a birth chart: you see it in the life and in how other people perceive Alexander Stuart.
Where the Sun shines: house 12
The Sun of Alexander Stuart is in house 12, the house of retreat, the hidden side and inner life. This is where the energy goes and where recognition tends to come from.
Planet positions
| Planet | Sign | Degree | House |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☉︎ Sun | Scorpio | 25°51′ | 12 |
| ☽︎ Moon | Leo | 11°33′ | 9 |
| ☿︎ Mercury | Sagittarius | 9°02′ | 1 |
| ♀︎ Venus | Libra | 19°00′ | 11 |
| ♂︎ Mars | Pisces | 12°38′ | 4 |
| ♃︎ Jupiter | Sagittarius | 23°20′ | 1 |
| ♄︎ Saturn | Scorpio | 7°37′ | 12 |
| ♅︎ Uranus | Pisces | 17°38′ | 4 |
| ♆︎ Neptune | Leo | 22°35′ | 9 |
| ♇︎ Pluto | Cancer | 13°19′ | 8 |
| Rising sign (AC) | Sagittarius | 28°07′ | 1 |
| Midheaven (MC) | Scorpio | 12°33′ | 12 |
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Questions
What time was Alexander Stuart born?
Alexander Stuart was born on 18 November 1924 at 11:00 local time in Aberdeen, Scotland (Rodden rating AA).
What are the Sun, Moon and rising signs of Alexander Stuart?
Sun in Scorpio, Moon in Leo, Sagittarius rising.
What is the rising sign of Alexander Stuart?
Alexander Stuart has Sagittarius rising (the rising sign, or ascendant).
What is the Moon sign of Alexander Stuart?
The Moon of Alexander Stuart is in Leo.
What is the chart ruler of Alexander Stuart?
With Sagittarius rising, Jupiter leads the chart. It sits in Sagittarius, in house 1: the story of Alexander Stuart keeps coming back to self, body and first impression.
What is the dominant element in the birth chart of Alexander Stuart?
5 of the 10 planets of Alexander Stuart are in water signs: a chart that leans on feelings, intuition and closeness. No planet in earth, which astrologers read as something to find outside, through other people or work.