Mukesh Ambani's Birth Chart

The Moon ran from 23°35′ Sagittarius at the opening midnight to 6°10′ Capricorn at the closing one, entering Capricorn at 12:07 PM, so Sagittarius holds 51% of the day. A split date like this turns up in about 44% of charts born in the 1950s. Tradition makes Capricorn the Moon's detriment and Sagittarius neutral ground, so the hour changes its condition as well as its sign; the disseminating phase spans both halves.

At Aden's latitude the signs rose at fairly even speeds: Aries and Pisces in 1 hour 40 minutes apiece, Cancer and Sagittarius in 2 hours 11 minutes, with Capricorn rising at both midnights. The AstroSage hour falls between 6:12 PM and 8:20 PM, while Scorpio was rising, but no record or statement backs it, so the page draws no houses. The Sun was up from 5:45 AM to 6:12 PM, leaving a day or night birth, and so sect, open too.

Of the nine ranked here, the exalted Sun is scarcest among simulated 1950s births, yet combust Venus heads the list, since the score gives combustion a heavier set weight before scarcity is applied. The two are one conjunction seen from both sides: in traditional terms, the Sun strong in its exaltation and Venus hidden by its rays.

Besides the Moon, only Venus changed sign, leaving Aries, its detriment, for Taurus, a sign it rules, at 6:28 AM. It stayed combust throughout, though too far from the Sun for cazimi. At the closing midnight the Sun still lacked 0°28′ of reaching Taurus, so its exaltation in Aries survives any hour.

Mars, starting the date at 20°05′ Gemini, held a declination of 24°20′ to 24°23′ north, above the Sun's 23°26′ ceiling all day, out of bounds like about one chart in 6 from the decade; declination-minded astrologers read that as acting outside the usual rules. Jupiter, retrograde from 23°11′ Virgo back to 23°06′, is in its detriment (about one chart in 5). Retrograde Jupiter turns up in 30% of 1950s charts, and retrograde Saturn, starting at 13°46′ Sagittarius, in 38%. Mercury moved slowly, Mars swiftly, and none of the four retrograde planets changed direction that day.

The Sun and Moon kept a trine all day, as in about one chart in 10 born in the 1950s. The orb began at 4°56′, was exact in mid-morning and ended at 6°39′, by then joining Aries to Capricorn, a trine by degree only. Two T-squares held throughout, the Sun and Venus each opposing Neptune with Uranus square to both. A birth before 10:57 AM would add a third: the Moon opposite Mars, both square Jupiter. Until 9:22 PM the Moon also trined Pluto, which closed two grand trines, one with the Sun and one with Venus.

Emma Watson's chart comes first among the four nearest pages, then Rodrigo Duterte's, B. R. Ambedkar's and Heath Ledger's. Only the Aries Sun can match by sign, since the Moon's is split and the rising sign unknown, so planetary longitudes set the order. No second databank entry carries this birth date.

Once the Lahiri offset of 23°15′ comes off, Ambani's Moon runs from 0°20′ to 12°55′ of sidereal Sagittarius, so Jyotish gets a fixed Moon sign at any hour. The Sun stays in Aries and Venus never leaves it; Mars, Jupiter and Saturn each slip back one sign, to Taurus, Leo and Scorpio.

Transiting Saturn reached its noon position of the birth date on December 17, 1986, 29.7 years on, and again in three passes from January 27, 2016 to October 25, 2016, while Jupiter's fifth return ran from December 31, 2015 to August 6, 2016. With noon standing in for the hour, Jupiter's first two passes, 15 days apart around a retrograde turn, are the dates the unknown hour could move most.

Planets were placed with precise astronomical calculations at the two Aden midnights bounding the date, and aspects sampled every 10 minutes of the local date. Rates count each feature among simulated 1950s births at random hours, in cities drawn by the square root of their population, run through the same detection code as this page.