Ruth L. Seaton birth chart
Born on 16 February 1916 at 00:15 in Wichita, Kansas.
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 Ruth L. Seaton
Sun, Moon and rising sign: the three placements astrologers look at first.
- Sun in Aquarius: originality, independence and vision.
- Moon in Cancer: home, protection and memory.
- Rising sign in Scorpio: depth, magnetism and intensity.
Ruth L. Seaton birth chart analysis
What the natal chart of Ruth L. Seaton 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: fire
4 of the 10 planets of Ruth L. Seaton are in fire signs: a chart that leans on action, enthusiasm and courage. No planet in earth, which astrologers read as something to find outside, through other people or work.
A cluster of planets: Aquarius
Sun, Mercury and Uranus are all in Aquarius. When 3 planets share one sign (a stellium), that sign colors the whole life. It falls in house 4, the place of home, family and roots.
Chart ruler: Mars
With Scorpio rising, Mars leads the chart. It sits in Leo, in house 10: the story of Ruth L. Seaton keeps coming back to career and public reputation.
Strong planets on the angles
Mars (the Midheaven), Uranus (the IC, the bottom of the chart) and Sun (the IC, the bottom of the chart). 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 Ruth L. Seaton.
Where the Sun shines: house 4
The Sun of Ruth L. Seaton is in house 4, the house of home, family and roots. This is where the energy goes and where recognition tends to come from.
Planet positions
| Planet | Sign | Degree | House |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☉︎ Sun | Aquarius | 26°15′ | 4 |
| ☽︎ Moon | Cancer | 24°17′ | 9 |
| ☿︎ Mercury | Aquarius | 6°19′ | 4 |
| ♀︎ Venus | Aries | 3°09′ | 6 |
| ♂︎ Mars | Leo | 17°37′ | 10 |
| ♃︎ Jupiter | Aries | 0°52′ | 6 |
| ♄︎ Saturn | Cancer | 10°05′ | 9 |
| ♅︎ Uranus | Aquarius | 16°17′ | 4 |
| ♆︎ Neptune | Leo | 0°37′ | 10 |
| ♇︎ Pluto | Cancer | 1°23′ | 9 |
| Rising sign (AC) | Scorpio | 11°34′ | 1 |
| Midheaven (MC) | Leo | 18°54′ | 10 |
Whole sign houses.
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- Steve Gaskin · 1935
- Claudine Marie Coster · 1939
- William Katt · 1951
- Remy Hilpert · 1951
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Questions
What time was Ruth L. Seaton born?
Ruth L. Seaton was born on 16 February 1916 at 00:15 local time in Wichita, Kansas (Rodden rating A).
What are the Sun, Moon and rising signs of Ruth L. Seaton?
Sun in Aquarius, Moon in Cancer, Scorpio rising.
What is the rising sign of Ruth L. Seaton?
Ruth L. Seaton has Scorpio rising (the rising sign, or ascendant).
What is the Moon sign of Ruth L. Seaton?
The Moon of Ruth L. Seaton is in Cancer.
What is the chart ruler of Ruth L. Seaton?
With Scorpio rising, Mars leads the chart. It sits in Leo, in house 10: the story of Ruth L. Seaton keeps coming back to career and public reputation.
What is the dominant element in the birth chart of Ruth L. Seaton?
4 of the 10 planets of Ruth L. Seaton are in fire signs: a chart that leans on action, enthusiasm and courage. No planet in earth, which astrologers read as something to find outside, through other people or work.