Vedic Birth Chart Analysis
Carl Sagan
Carl Sagan Kundli, Birth Chart Analysis
Libra (Tula) Lagna · Scorpio (Vrishchika) Moon · Jyeshtha Nakshatra
Birth Date
Nov 9, 1934
Birth Time
17:5:0
Birth Place
New york
Lagna (Ascendant)
Libra (Tula)
तुला लग्न
Moon Sign
Scorpio (Vrishchika)
वृश्चिक राशि
Nakshatra
Jyeshtha
ज्येष्ठा
Sun Sign
Libra (Tula)
Kundli Overview
Carl Sagan's Libra (Tula) lagna places Venus as the ruling planet of identity and life-direction. The Moon transits Scorpio in Jyeshtha nakshatra (Mercury-ruled) in the 1st house, activating themes of self, identity, body. The Sun in Libra sits in the 1st house, governing self, identity, body from the soul-purpose dimension. Together these placements form the structural template that classical Jyotish reads to understand Carl Sagan's career arc, public role, and characteristic life patterns. Birth data sourced from astrosage.com (rating: Reference (R)); chart positions computed independently using Lahiri ayanamsha and Swiss Ephemeris.
Key Yogas & Planetary Combinations
- 01Budhaditya Yoga (Sun-Mercury conjunction in same house): sharp intellect and articulation
- 02Chandra-Mangal Yoga (Moon-Mars conjunction): wealth-through-courage signature
Success Factors
- 01Detailed predictive analysis available via paid consultation
- 02Chart positions computed independently using Lahiri ayanamsha
Challenges & Shadow Themes
- 01Birth-time accuracy: Reference (R); lagna may shift with rectification
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Carl Sagan's lagna?
Carl Sagan's lagna is Libra (Tula), with Venus as lagna lord per Lahiri ayanamsha computation from birth data Nov 9, 1934, 17:5:0, New york.
What is Carl Sagan's moon sign and nakshatra?
Moon is in Scorpio (Vrishchika) in Jyeshtha nakshatra (Mercury-ruled).
What is Carl Sagan's sun sign?
Sun is in Libra (Tula) in the 1st house, governing self, identity, body.
How accurate is the chart given birth-time uncertainty?
Birth-time accuracy is unverified (Reference (R) rating). Lagna and house cusps may shift if exact time is rectified; Sun, Moon, and slow planets remain stable across ±2 hour corrections.
This analysis is based on publicly available birth data and classical Vedic principles.