Famous People Born with the Moon in Sagittarius
For 183 people on the TropicalAstro roster, the birth date or a recorded time settles the Moon in Sagittarius; 2,213 roster people have a settled Moon sign of any kind. Names and birth dates come from Wikidata, and people are ranked mainly by English Wikipedia page views, so the list samples the much-read rather than births at large. Victor Hugo, born February 26, 1802, is the oldest entry and Coco Gauff, born March 13, 2004, the youngest.
Without a birth time, a person makes this list only when Sagittarius had the Moon at both local midnights around the birth date. The Moon spends about 2.3 days in Sagittarius on each pass, so the date alone settles the question for roughly 56% of births with a Sagittarius Moon; the rest wait for a sourced time. Anyone with a birth time of their own can see which side of a changeover they were born on.
Athletes fill 47 places where the roster's mix predicts 31
Of the three largest fields, sports strays furthest from its rate: 26% of this page against 17% of all settled Moons on the roster, a surplus of 16 people. Michael Jordan, the basketball player born February 17, 1963, holds the first sports card.
Treat each person as an independent pick from the roster's fields and a binomial model lets the sports count wander by about 5.0; the surplus is 3.3 times that. Entertainment moves the other way by a smaller margin: 66 where its share predicts 80, a shortfall of about 2.1 of its own deviations, while music, 26 against 23, stays within one.
None of this is called significant here. The roster sorts people into ten fields, which across the twelve Moon pages makes 120 tallies; at that many, several should stray two deviations through luck alone, and no correction for multiple comparisons has been applied. The yardstick also assumes independent draws, while the roster is a readership ranking rather than a random sample of births. The bars describe this list, not anything a Sagittarius Moon does to a career.
The six members born in the 2000s all compete in sport
The roster leaves out anyone under eighteen at its build date, so the 2000s column is short, and its six names, Gauff included, are all athletes. That follows the roster's own lean: its athletes skew toward births after 1980, and among its 2000s births they outnumber every other field combined. Vinícius Júnior, born July 12, 2000, and Marc Guéhi, born July 13, 2000, are both here because one pass of the Moon through Sagittarius covered both dates.
The other columns follow the roster's shape, with the 1960s in front at 31, as they are across the whole roster. Births before 1900 come to 15, and no one here was born in the 1820s. No decade count on this page has been tested against the roster's, so the likeness is judged by eye.
Pablo Picasso's listing hangs on his hour, one of four cards with a Moon degree
Cards follow that page-view ranking, so Donald Trump, born June 14, 1946, opens the grid, ahead of Albert Einstein, born March 14, 1879, and Jordan. A card prints a Moon degree only for someone with a databank page and a birth time from a record, and four do here: 21°12′ for Trump, 14°31′ for Einstein, 20°43′ for Vincent van Gogh and 8°12′ for Pablo Picasso, born October 25, 1881, whose card sits well down the grid. Jordan, Jennifer Aniston, Tiger Woods, Emma Watson, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, Oprah Winfrey and Carl Sagan also have chart pages, but their reported hours trace only to astrology collections, so their cards print the sign alone.
For Trump, Einstein and Van Gogh the hour changes nothing, since the Moon held Sagittarius from midnight to midnight on each birth date; their times come from birth registrations. Picasso's time comes from a biography, and his Moon had covered only 8°12′ of the sign at that hour, late at night, having left Scorpio that morning, so his birth date alone would have kept him off the page.
That hour, graded B, rests on a named biography cited with a page number; the Málaga register was not reached. A time graded B or better settles the Moon's sign on its own. The same rule keeps Narendra Modi off this page: all three times in circulation for him put the Moon just inside Sagittarius, but his record is graded DD and the Moon entered the sign on his birth date.
Questions about the Moon in Sagittarius
What share of the roster has a Sagittarius Moon?
8.3%: 183 names, set beside the 2,213 roster people whose Moon's sign the data settles; the Moon's hours in Sagittarius forecast 184.4.
Are athletes more common among people with a Sagittarius Moon?
On this list, yes: 47 against 31 at the roster's rate, about 3.3 binomial deviations. With 120 uncorrected field tallies across the Moon pages and a readership-ranked roster, that is a fact about this list, not evidence about the sign.
Why is Pablo Picasso listed when the Moon changed sign on his birth date?
His record holds a birth time graded B, from a named biography, and by that hour the Moon had already crossed into Sagittarius. A B or better time settles the sign; a C or DD time needs the Moon in one sign all day.
What does traditional astrology say about a Moon in Sagittarius?
Classical dignity tables give the Moon no rulership, exaltation, detriment or fall in Jupiter's mutable fire sign; its one foothold is the middle ten degrees, its own face in the Chaldean order that the essential dignities calculator scores. Einstein's Moon at 14°31′ sits in that face; no other degree printed on this page lands there. Trump's and Van Gogh's fall in Saturn's face and Picasso's in Mercury's. Present-day horoscope writers call the placement restless and candid, a claim about temperament that a list of careers cannot test.