Ryan Ross

Earth claims four of his ten planets, water three, fire two and air a single one. Earth does the building and water does the noticing; almost nothing here stands back to talk any of it over. Ross is a musician, the record names Panic! at the Disco, and it says he wrote most of their first album at eighteen.

The Sun sits at seven degrees of Virgo with Mercury on the first degree of the same sign, identity and speech together in the sign that notices the exact detail and corrects it. The Moon answers from Cancer, which keeps everything it is given. For somebody who wrote a whole record before he was twenty, having the precise sign running both the self and the speech, with a Moon that lets nothing go, is the plainest account the chart offers.

The Moon sits directly opposite Mars at just under a degree, private feeling against its own drive with the width of the chart between them, which is the most pointed thing here. Saturn sits in easy contact with Neptune at two fifths of a degree, and Jupiter sits square Uranus at under a degree. The two planets facing backwards at his birth were Jupiter and Neptune. In a writer, feeling set against drive is the argument the writing gets made out of.

On 23 March 2022 Jupiter stood again on its Pisces birth degree, at thirty five, in reverse as it was originally. Pisces keeps no boundary of its own, so what it asks is what was taken on rather than what was reached, and two circuits precede it. The album the record names belongs to the second of them, which puts the work that made his name a long way behind the most recent lap. Four planets in earth and one in air describes somebody who builds the thing rather than discussing it, and the Cancer Moon is why none of it got thrown away.