Tommy Paul

Earth and air take four of his ten planets each, with two in fire and not one in water. Earth builds and air works out the angle; the element that would register what a thing cost is missing from the chart entirely. The record calls Paul a major semi finalist and a top ten American.

The Sun sits at twenty seven degrees of Taurus with Mercury on the third degree of the same sign. Taurus is built on steadiness and on what has been accumulated rather than announced, with a stubbornness the person usually experiences as simply being right. His Moon sits on the second degree of Libra at noon and may have been in Virgo. Neptune sits on the last seven minutes of Capricorn. For a player the record measures by a ranking and a semi final, a Taurus Sun is the plainest reading available.

Venus sits in easy contact with Uranus at thirteen hundredths of a degree, the closest contact in the chart, which reads as independent affection and as unconventional arrangements that work. Mercury sits a fifth of the way round from Jupiter at just under two thirds, learning that comes easily, and in hard contact with Mars at just over a degree and a half. Two named figures form here, a yod and a grand trine, but both of them rest on the Moon, and without a birth time that position cannot be fixed, so neither is worth leaning on. In a tennis player, taste on uncomplicated terms with independence is the half of a career that never shows in a ranking.

Jupiter stood again on its Aquarius birth degree on 21 March 2021, at twenty three, and one lap precedes it. Aquarius takes its reading from whatever did not follow the usual pattern, which at a second Jupiter return and for a career still being built is a question with most of its answer ahead of it. No water at all, in a sport played alone and in public, is what to take from this chart.