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Marie Curie: date-only chart example

1867-11-07 · Warsaw, Russian Empire (now Poland) · Science · Science & discovery

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Birth-time confidence: unverified

Source grade: Institutional account for date and place; original birth record not inspected. The cited source reports the listed date and place but does not give a clock time. No rising sign, Midheaven, house, or full natal wheel is assigned here.

Keep the historical place in view

The cited record names both a birth city and its political context at the time. A modern map label can help readers find Warsaw, but it does not by itself establish which clock convention was used on the birth date.

Planetary sign range for the recorded date

The possible signs cover hourly positions across the recorded date and every civil-day UTC offset from +14 to −12. Without a verified birth hour or offset, a body that crosses a sign boundary remains unresolved.

BodyPossible signsReading note
SunScorpioSame sign in all hourly samples
MoonPisces / AriesBirth hour or offset may change the sign
MercurySagittariusSame sign in all hourly samples
VenusScorpioSame sign in all hourly samples
MarsScorpio / SagittariusBirth hour or offset may change the sign
JupiterAquariusSame sign in all hourly samples
SaturnScorpioSame sign in all hourly samples

Geocentric tropical positions. A sign shown twice cannot be narrowed down without a documented birth time and historical UTC offset.

Try this reading exercise

Notice how the date-based signs can be studied without converting a nineteenth-century local clock time that the source does not provide.

Birth-date source

Nobel Prize: Marie Curie facts ↗ documents the date and place above.

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