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Sport · July 10, 1943 · Richmond

Arthur Ashe's Birth Chart

Sun in Cancer · Moon in Libra

More skies with Sun in Cancer and Moon in Libra

Arthur Robert Ashe Jr. was an American professional tennis player. He won three Grand Slam titles in singles and two in doubles. Ashe was the first Black player selected to the United States Davis Cup team, and the only Black man ever to win the singles titles at Wimbledon, the US Open, and the Australian Open. He retired in 1980. Wikipedia

The essence · Sun

Sun in Cancer

17°21′

Your core is care and protection: memory, shelter and the ability to make a home anywhere. Your life purpose is nourished by belonging, care and emotional memory. Your strength lies in welcoming, protecting and creating spaces where sensitivity is valued.

The inner world · Moon

Moon in Libra

15°10′

Your emotional peace depends on harmony around you: conflict weighs on you, beauty repairs you. You project your emotional stability onto your bonds, always seeking mutual understanding and empathy.

The threshold · Ascendant

Birth time not documented

The Ascendant changes sign every two hours, and no verified birth time is recorded for Arthur Ashe, so this chart doesn't set it. Their planets by sign, however, remain reliable.

Section II · The map

Their natal wheel

The sky on the day they were born. The outer ring is the twelve signs; the lines across the centre, the aspects between planets. Without a birth time, houses and the Ascendant aren't drawn.

Harmonious aspectTense aspect

Section III · The detail

Planets and aspects

The exact numbers behind the drawing. Each table expands one layer of the wheel.

Arthur Ashe's placements

We compute the placements for the day of birth. Without the exact time the Ascendant and houses can't be fixed, but each planet's sign is reliable.

PlanetSignDegree
Sun Cancer17°21
Moon Libra15°10
Mercury Cancer8°20
Venus Virgo2°09
Mars Taurus1°45
Jupiter Leo2°04
Saturn Gemini20°10
Uranus Gemini7°07
Neptune Virgo29°31
Pluto Leo6°16

Beyond the planets

Three keys beyond the ten classical planets, which astrology reads as axes of the chart. All four angles need your birth time.

Chiron28°00 Leo

The wounded healer: a small icy body between Saturn and Uranus. It marks the wound that, once moved through, teaches.

North Node16°15 Leo

Not a body but a point of the Moon's orbit. It marks the direction of your growth.

Lilith5°12 Leo

The Black Moon: a mathematical point tied to the untamed and what refuses to submit.

Arthur Ashe's aspects

Each aspect is an angle between two planets; it defines how they speak to each other. Aspects to the Moon are approximate: they depend on the exact birth time.

SunSquare Moon2.2°
SunConjunction Mercury9.0°
SunSemisquare Venus0.2°
MoonSquare Mercury6.8°
MoonSemisquare Venus2.0°
MoonTrine Saturn5.0°
MoonTrine Uranus8.1°
VenusTrine Mars0.4°
VenusSquare Uranus5.0°
MarsSquare Jupiter0.3°
MarsQuincunx Neptune2.2°
MarsSquare Pluto4.5°
JupiterSextile Neptune2.6°
JupiterConjunction Pluto4.2°
SaturnSemisquare Pluto1.1°
UranusSextile Pluto0.9°

Elements and modalities

How their energy is split across the four elements and the three modalities.

Fire2
Earth3
Air3
Water2
Cardinal3
Fixed3
Mutable4

Section IV · The signature

The signature of their sky

The whole at a glance: how the planets are spread, and the accents that set the overall tone of the chart.

Chart shape

Bowl

Your planets fill half the chart: one half full, one empty, like something you seek to complete.

Dominants

Their energy concentrates in the element of Earth and the Mutable modality.

Traits

Mars is the most connected planet in their chart: 6 aspects tie it to the rest.

Patterns

Their chart forms no major pattern (grand trine, T-square, grand cross or stellium).

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