Famous People Born with the Moon in Pisces
191 names on the TropicalAstro roster carry a Pisces Moon, from 2,213 whose Moon sign is settled. Wikidata supplies the names and English Wikipedia readership orders them, so this is a roll of much-read people, not a sample of births. Michael Jackson, the pop singer born August 29, 1958, tops it; the oldest entry is Edgar Allan Poe, the American writer and literary critic, born January 19, 1809.
Pisces keeps the Moon for about 2.3 days per pass, so the sign often opens or closes partway through a calendar date. A person goes on this page only if every hour of the local birth date passed with the Moon inside Pisces, or if a sourced birth time places it there. The date alone decides about 56% of births. With a recorded birth time, the calculator gives your own Moon's degree.
20 Pisces Moons from the 1920s, none from 1900 through 1909
Births from 1910 through 1939 make up 26% of the list. The 1920s supply 20, more than the 1940s (18) or the 1950s (15), even though the roster, summed over all twelve Moon signs, holds far more settled Moons from each of those postwar decades. Martin Luther King Jr., the American Baptist minister and civil rights leader, born January 15, 1929, and Audrey Hepburn, the British film actress and UNICEF humanitarian, born in Belgium, born May 4, 1929, are two of the 1920s names.
The first decade of the century is blank: no roster entry born from 1900 through 1909 has a settled Pisces Moon. The two largest counts on the page come later, 25 in the 1980s and 23 in the 1960s.
Neither the 1920s crowd nor the empty decade has been put through a test, and both describe this roster rather than Pisces Moons in general. Splitting twelve Moon pages by decade yields a great many small counts, and chance alone can be expected to push a few of them this far from their roster share.
Presley and Kardashian, the only cards here that a recorded hour decides
The 191 cards follow English Wikipedia readership, Jackson's first and Haaland's second. Between two local midnights the Moon covers about 13.2 degrees, so a card prints a Moon degree only when a birth hour on record narrows that span and rival reports, if any, leave the degree in place. The roster draws dates, not hours, from Wikidata, and only the nine cards with full chart pages can carry an hour. Haaland's and the sprinter Usain Bolt's records are date-only, Jackson's reported times disagree, and three more hours trace to no record, so only three cards show a degree.
For two of them the hour also decides the sign, since the Moon switched signs during the birth date. Elvis Presley, the singer born January 8, 1935, has it at 2°01′ of Pisces, entered from Aquarius after local midnight. Kim Kardashian, born October 21, 1980, has it at 28°09′, and it reached Aries before her date ended, so a birth late enough in the day would have moved her card to the Aries Moon page. Both hours come from birth records; on such a date, an hour whose source was never traced would keep a person off.
Timothée Chalamet, Robin Williams, Audrey Hepburn and Marie Curie (16°28′) kept a Pisces Moon from one local midnight to the next, so the date alone lists them. Curie's noon comes from her parish birth act, so her card prints the degree; the other three hours reach us through astrology sites citing certificates that could not be seen, so those cards print none.
Athletes run eight short of the roster's mix; entertainment sits level at 84
Athletes take 24 places, 13% of the page; at their 17% share of the settled-Moon roster, a list this long would carry about 32. Haaland is the most-read of them. That shortfall is the widest among the three largest fields, yet under two binomial standard deviations, a bar meant for one comparison while these pages make many.
Entertainment fills 84 places, the same whole number its roster rate predicts. Music has 25, about one person above the 24.0 its rate implies, Jackson and Presley among them.
Questions about the Moon in Pisces
What fraction of roster entries carry a Pisces Moon?
Pisces claims 8.6% of the settled roster, 191 people among 2,213, where the Moon's hours in the sign would predict 8.3%.
Why do so few cards here show a Moon degree?
A degree needs a birth hour from a record, which only some cards with full chart pages hold. Haaland's and Bolt's records give the date alone, Jackson's reported times conflict, and the hours for Chalamet, Williams and Hepburn trace to no record. For Presley and Kardashian the hour, from a birth record, also settles the sign, since their Moon changed sign that day.
Why might a person with a Pisces Moon be missing here?
The roster takes only adults born since 1800 who have an English Wikipedia article and work in one of its listed fields, so anyone outside it is absent. Inside it, anyone whose birth date saw the Moon cross into or out of Pisces stays off the page unless a sourced hour, graded B or better, settles the sign.
What meaning do astrologers give a Pisces Moon?
Classical astrology files Pisces as a mutable water sign under Jupiter, where the Moon holds neither rulership nor exaltation (see the dignities calculator); many modern texts hand the sign to Neptune. Horoscope columns tend to picture a Pisces Moon as impressionable and imaginative, a picture no count of birth dates can test.