Rashida Jones

Air claims four of her ten planets, water three, fire two and a single one earth. Air works the thing out and water registers it; the element that would hold any of it in place is down to one planet. The record calls Jones an American actress and a writer of Parks and Recreation.

The Sun sits on the seventh degree of Pisces, the sign that holds no fixed edge of its own and has real difficulty keeping a line. Mercury and Venus sit together in Aquarius, which stands outside the arrangement it finds. The Moon answers from Capricorn at nineteen, managing a feeling rather than expressing it. For somebody the record credits with acting and writing on the same series, a Pisces Sun with speech in the detached sign is the division that matters: the performing takes the shape of the room and the writing stands back from it.

Mercury sits seventy two degrees from Jupiter four hundredths of a degree from exact, which is the closest pairing in the chart and the angle of learning that comes easily: breadth, real curiosity, and an ability to make a complicated thing sound simple. In a writer, there is no contact here that matters more. Uranus is tied to four planets, in easy contact with the Sun at just over two thirds of a degree and with the Moon by a fifth of the circle at eight hundredths, square Venus at half and in hard contact with Mars at just over half. Saturn, Uranus and Pluto were the three retrograde planets.

By 19 April 2023 Jupiter had come back to its Aries birth degree, at forty seven, with three laps behind it. Aries measures a thing from its first line, which for a record that names one series and two trades inside it is a question each of them answers differently. Speech four hundredths of a degree from scale, with the planet of independence wired to four separate placements, is the fact to take from this chart.