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Mizar at 15°42′ Virgo has an orb of 2°10′

The Sun joins Mizar on September 8

Fixed star Mizar, Zeta Ursae Majoris (ζ UMa), is a 2nd-magnitude quadruple star system in the Tail of the Big Bear, Ursa Major constellation. It is one of the three bright stars that form the handle of the Big Dipper. Mizar also forms a visual double with 80 UMa (Alcor), a fainter binary star.

Magnitude 2.04 (2.23 + 3.88), spectra A2/A2 + A1/A7, color brilliant white and pale emerald.
      Mizar is a visual double, each of which is a spectroscopic binary. The two visible stars are referred to as ζ¹ and ζ² Ursae Majoris, or Mizar A and B. Their combined apparent magnitude is 2.04.
      ζ¹ UMa spectral type A2Vp/A2Vp
      ζ² UMa spectral type kA1h(eA)mA7IV-V ^[1]

ζ UMa is officially named Mizar.
      Ultimately from the Arabic word al-marāqq, “the Groin,” used in the Arabic Almagest in describing β UMa. Correct transliterations of al-marāqq in the Medieval Latin Almagest were mirac and mirach. However, Renaissance scholars confused these words with the Arabic word mi’zar, which had equally been transliterated and corrupted in Latin as mirac, mirach, etc. (See β And). Subsequently the mistaken mi’zar, written as “Mizar,” was applied as a star name to β UMa, and it became transferred to ζ UMa in late Renaissance times. ^[2]

ζ, Double, possibly binary, 2.1 and 4.2, brilliant white and pale emerald.
Mirak was an early name for this, a repetition of that for β; but Scaliger incorrectly changed it to the present Mizar, from the Arabic Mi᾽zar, a “Girdle or Waist-cloth,” which, although inappropriate, has maintained its place in modern lists; Mizat and Mizra being other forms. There is evident confusion in the early use of this word as a stellar title, for it has also been applied to the stars β and ε of this constellation.
      ζ also was the Arabic ʽAnāḳ al Banāt, “the Necks of the Maidens,” referring to the Mourners at the Bier; or perhaps this should be rendered “the Goat of the Mourners” for in some editions of Ulug Beg’s Tables it was written Al Inak, — correctly Al ʽInz.
      With Alcor, it has various combined titles noted at that star; and Wetzstein repeats an Arabic story in which Mizar is the wālidān of the Banāt, with Alcor as her newborn infant.
      In India, it may have been Vashishṭha, one of the Seven Sages. ^[3]

In Hindu astronomy, Mizar is called Vasistha and Alcor is called Arundhati. As a married couple, they symbolize marriage. In some Hindu communities, priests conducting a wedding ceremony point to these stars as a symbol of the closeness marriage brings to a couple. ^[4]

In Chinese astronomy, α UMa is located in the asterism 北斗 Běidǒu, “Northern Dipper,” and is known by the following traditional names:
      北斗六 Běidǒuliù, “6th star of Northern Dipper.”
      開陽 Kāiyáng, “The Opener of Heat.”
      衡星 Kāixīng, “Star of opener.”
      武曲 Wǔqū, “Wrong martial.”
      危星 Wēixīng, “Star of danger.”
      北极 Běijí, “the North Pole.”
      财星 Cáixīng, “Star of money.”
      延年 Yánnián, “Prolong life.” ^[5]

The second star in the Big Dipper, counting from the handle, namely Zeta Ursae Majoris, was called Kaiyang in ancient China. Looking closely, you’ll find a fainter star very close to it, called 80 Ursae Majoris. Originating from the ancient Han Chinese people’s celestial worship, this star, always seen being very close to Zeta, was seen as a guardian of Kaiyang, and was thus called Fu (辅). Kaiyang and Fu form a binary star system. ^[6]

2000	2050	Name	Orb
11♍19	12♍02	Zosma	2°00′
13♍26	14♍08	Coxa	1°40′
15♍42	16♍25	Mizar	2°10′
17♍42	18♍24	Asterion	1°20′
21♍37	22♍19	Denebola	2°10′

Mizar Astrology

The spectral class A2 indicates that Mizar has a Venus-like nature.

The Venus-like stars in Ursa Minor emphasize Venus’s harsher nature, as both bears have an “evil reputation”. ^[7]

MIZAR. ζ Ursae Major.
      A white and pale emerald star on the tail of the Bear. This star was originally called ‘Mirak’ (not Merak). Later, an astronomer changed its name to Mizar. Its companion star, ALCOR, is 11’ 48” distant from Mizar, which in miles is in the millions. Alcor is yellow, of an unfortunate influence. Spectral classes A2 and A6. A complex star system. Alcor spectral class F.
BASIC INFLUENCES:   This star system imparts to its natives ambition, creativeness, artistic inclinations, and disharmony. The system deals with the masses, catastrophes, controversial issues, controversial subjects and people. Tragedies. ^[8]

Mizar, Zeta Ursae Majoris.
      Mizar is on the Tail of the Great Bear, and its companion, only 11′ distant, is Alkor (Arabic for “black horse”), also called the Little Horseman. The latter is of 4th magnitude, and only people with excellent eyesight can distinguish it. Supposedly, Mizar portends a Mars nature. The reputation of Mizar, if it is in maximal position in a mundane map, is that of being connected with fires of a catastrophic extent and mass calamities. In personal charts, Mizar is not helpful if conjunction bad planets. It is not wrong to assume that, besides these handicaps, artistic emanations can also be attributed to Mizar. Mozart had Mizar conjunct Ascendant, as did Marlene Dietrich. One should give a positive reading to Graf Zeppelin regarding his creative spirit, but also a negative one regarding the catastrophes in which several airships perished.
      The Blood Wedding of August 23 and 24, 1572, when throughout France nearly 20,000 Huguenots were massacred, is very much in character with Sun conjunct Mizar. In Paris alone, 2,000 people were murdered. Writer Oswald Spengler has Mizar on the MC. ^[9]

Mizar is said to presage the death of a loved one by the ancient astrologers. ^[7]

Mizar means a girdle or waistband. There is no traceable reason for this name appearing here, and it is almost certainly an early Western misspelling of Mirza, Prince, for the next star along signifies a man of authority. In both cases, of course, the titles come from a culture that saw other than a bear in these stars or did not allow the Bear this long tail.
      We have to keep to the wrong name, which is now too well established, but we should allow that Mizar/Mirza does show more than average authority in the Virgoan role of service to one’s fellow man, sharing in that tendency to power, which shows in all stars in the mid-point of a Sign. The same Saturn-Venus nature found with its zodiacal neighbors Zosma and Denebola. ^[10] 

The Martial Star

In Chinese astronomy, fixed star Mizar is the first star of the Běidǒu, “Northern Dipper” asterism, within the Zǐ wēi yuán, “Purple Forbidden Enclosure.” It is known as Kāiyáng, “The Opener of Heat,” and Wǔqū, “Wrong martial,” but is most commonly referred to as Wu Qu. It is one of the Fourteen Main Stars used in Chinese astrology (Purple Star Astrology).
      In Chinese astrology, Mizar symbolizes wealth, bravery, and luck, and is associated with the God of Wealth and the God of Military Fortune. Mizar is responsible for both wealth and martial prowess, governing martial fortune and maintaining peace. Legend has it that figures such as Ji Fa, Guan Yu, and Di Qing are incarnations of the Martial Star, or Martial Arts Star. Mizar is also known as the Widow Star. It signifies loneliness and widowhood.

Form and Nature.
      Mizar presents a square face, a bit cold when not smiling; a strong body, not fat but quite robust, with unusually coarse hair.

Personality.
      Upright and kind-hearted, solitary and resilient with a loud voice, decisive and magnanimous. When you have power but no influence, and are isolated, you are prone to fighting and develop a stubborn and unyielding character.

Male Mizar.
      A rigid personality can adversely affect marriage; therefore, men should cultivate gentleness to alleviate a cold, harsh atmosphere in the family.

Female Mizar.
      If the spouse is not destined for a strong life (with a strong star in their destiny), there is a risk of death; even if the spouse is destined for a strong life, separation is still possible.

Marriage.
      It is advisable to marry late, as marriages are prone to discord. Unmarried people are conservative in their feelings, while married people are indifferent to their spouses, spending little time together, and facing separation or death. This will also apply if one encounters such a period in their life.

Career.
      Hard work can lead to wealth. Beneficial for professions related to economics, metals, military, police and armed forces.
      People with strong Mizar placements in their natal charts were particularly sensitive to the Four Modernizations, the rejuvenation of China’s economy in 1977 following Mao Zedong’s death. (modernization of agriculture, industry, science and technology, and national defense.)

Personality Traits.
      Strengths: Resolute and decisive, self-reliant and hardworking, willing to take on responsibilities, unafraid of setbacks, and conscientious.
      Weaknesses: Withdrawn and self-pitying, stubborn and inflexible, lacking in interpersonal skills, somewhat harsh in handling matters, setting excessively high standards for oneself, and having a strong desire for power.
      Mizar is a leadership-type star. The eyes are resolute yet kind, the voice powerful, the movements agile, and the overall demeanor energetic. You are concerned with everything, values, ​​order and cleanliness, and have a calm, dignified, straightforward and stubborn demeanor.
      In ancient Chinese astrology, Mizar was associated with a military general and belonged to the “general star” category. Mizar has a calm, straightforward and stubborn quality. A historic example is Di Qing, the foremost general of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was both intelligent and brave, and loyal to his country, yet he was driven to his death by the machinations of civil officials.
      Modern Chinese astrologers believe that those with Mizar in their natal chart are destined for military or police work, a conclusion drawn from this idea, which is, of course, incorrect. Rather, Mizar is more favorable for military positions; when engaged in clerical work, the aura of severity is slightly stronger, which is beneficial for leadership but not for subordinates. Therefore, success is not easily achieved in youth, but is more likely to come in middle age.
      Mizar is also known as the “wealth star.” But assuming having Mizar in your chart means you are destined for wealth is a misinterpretation. Wealth depends on many factors, including the planet involved and the nature of any aspects.
      However, with its perseverance, decisiveness, endurance, rational judgment, and persistence, Mizar is the highest-rated of the Fourteen Main Stars in Chinese astrology for becoming wealthy.
      Mizar is also the most resolute among the Fourteen Main Stars. It makes you upright and resilient with astonishing perseverance. You prefer to work alone, don’t need flattery, and don’t value relationships. You don’t care if others call you a miser, so your wealth is less likely to be lost.
      However, your strength can be overwhelming, and your power and unyielding nature are undeniable. You lack a certain refined elegance. You tend to be hard-working because of poor interpersonal relationships, which means you have weak romantic luck. Mizar has a lonely and difficult nature.
      You are courageous and responsible, undaunted by setbacks, always take the lead, share joys and sorrows, are serious and upright, and command respect without anger, making it difficult to approach you.
      When working as a subordinate, you don’t compete for credit or shirk responsibility; instead, you work quietly and disdain flattery. As a result, you are not easily appreciated. In other words, you have weak luck with benefactors, which is why you are not easily successful in their youth.
      However, once you become a leader, you often achieve remarkable success and soar to great heights by leveraging your innate leadership abilities. Unfortunately, being overly rational and neglecting interpersonal relationships can lead to an excessive pursuit of fame and fortune, materialism, or an arrogant, aloof personality, resulting in more enemies than friends and ultimately loneliness in later life.
      Being resolute and decisive, Mizar is particularly fortunate in terms of wealth, but this most often comes after middle age. Your straightforward and outspoken personality makes many people like to be friends with you. There is no pressure and no unpleasantness from dragging things out. In addition, your cheerful personality makes it easy to feel happy in the company of friends.

Professional Relationships:
      When your subordinates are pioneering types: Mizar represents a strict manager, while the Pioneer type represents an excellent executor, making them a good combination. However, you should be careful, as your strictness can easily cause dissatisfaction or backlash from Pioneer-type subordinates, potentially leading them to leave in anger. This not only results in the loss of a key figure but may also result in them defecting to the enemy camp and turning against the company. Therefore, you should be more considerate of the feelings of their Pioneer-type subordinates and allow them to act independently.
      When your subordinates are leadership types: Both the supervisor and the subordinates are leadership types. Can you control the subordinates? Since like repels like, you shouldn’t assume the subordinate is deliberately provoking them. Using harsher methods won’t work; a more gentle approach will be more effective. A leader-type subordinate often shares many of your ideas, but the difference is that you are the boss and he is the subordinate. He has to execute orders, which sometimes makes it difficult for him to empathize. Instead, you should put yourself in his position, understand his feelings, and consider why he has many ideas but lacks the ability to execute them. Help him find an easy and efficient way to execute.
      When your subordinates are a support type: Supportive subordinates often become frustrated when communicating with you because you lack the patience to listen to them. They may mistakenly perceive you as heartless (which you sometimes really are), which will dampen their enthusiasm and reduce their motivation to act. Try to listen attentively; their ideas can sometimes be quite valuable to consider.
      When your subordinates are cooperative: Because of your strictness and rigid approach, cooperative subordinates may be hesitant to communicate with you, resorting instead to guessing your intentions and increasing the likelihood of mistakes. Before scolding them, consider whether it’s possible to change your leadership style.
      When your supervisor is an innovator: You might find yourself very compatible and friendly with an innovative manager, but if you don’t do your job well and try to get away with it by thinking you’re just friends, you’re making a big mistake. Remember, don’t hold a grudge; only by handling things professionally can you truly win his favor.
      When your supervisor is a leadership type: You are highly capable and perform exceptionally well, making it relatively easy for you to get along with similar bosses. The real challenge lies in dealing with bosses who are unclear about rewards and punishments. You often lack patience and are prone to complaining; therefore, you should work on managing your emotions.
      When your supervisor is supportive: You are straightforward and somewhat rigid, and may find it difficult to tolerate supportive managers who often exaggerate. Understanding these differences in human nature is crucial to accepting a manager’s leadership style. Treat them as a teacher; this will make it easier for you to accept them.
      When your supervisor is a collaborative type: You can’t stand your collaborative boss. You see him socializing and networking all day, seemingly lacking real skills, and you end up doing all the work. But think about it: isn’t it difficult for him to manage everyone so well? Why not try changing yourself, stopping complaining, and improving your interpersonal relationships? You might be surprised by the results.

Financial Management.
      Since Mizar is a wealth star, your ability and ideas for saving are excellent! Sensitive to money, you have countless investment methods. Volatile markets like the stock market and foreign exchange are particularly appealing to you. However,  your tendency to overdo it sometimes leads to investing in too many areas without being well-rounded, or to becoming too engrossed in something that strains your mind and body.

Consumer Views.
      You are always practical and frugal, but also like bright and professional things. You firmly believe that you get what you pay for and will not buy inferior products because you are price-sensitive. However, when there is an opportunity to bargain, you will try your best to get the best price. It’s good to save money. However, the little money you save in ordinary times is spent in large sums, so he spends it all.

Views on Relationships.
      Mizar is known for its loyalty and unwillingness to easily admit defeat, and is easily attracted to a wild and unrestrained partner. You highly value whether your partner shares both joy and sorrow. Mizar is often referred to as a wealth star, so it’s natural that success in your career means less time for romance. However, a tendency towards quick and decisive action makes you adept at fast-paced relationships. You hope your partner is sensible and level-headed, so that the relationship won’t be too complicated. Otherwise, losing millions in earnings for romance would be a terrible loss.

Historical Figure.
      Cao Cao of the Three Kingdoms period is generally regarded as a reincarnation of the Martial Star, Mizar. His ability to gradually grow stronger during the period of fierce competition among warlords at the end of the Han Dynasty was largely due to his resolute and decisive personality. In the Battle of Guandu, he calmly assessed the situation and ultimately achieved a victory against overwhelming odds.
      However, strengths can also be weaknesses. After his success, Cao Cao became arrogant and complacent, believing that unification was within reach. He refused to heed advice and was ultimately defeated by Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu at the Battle of the Red Cliffs, thereby hindering his great cause. ^[11]

Rulership.
      Mizar is favorable when conjunct a benefic. It governs the Large Intestine Meridian, conquest, and strong action, making you a brave, unyielding, taciturn, and seemingly heartless person who adheres to rules and regulations. Mizar serves as an executor and enables you to excel in your career. However, its solitary and unrestrained nature can easily lead to interpersonal setbacks.
      Mizar signifies decisiveness. When harshly aspected, the means of problem resolution are too forceful, leading to setbacks. This is particularly prevalent in emotional issues, thus being unfavorable for marriage. The ancients believed it signified “no pleasure in the bedroom.” In modern times, it is often a harbinger of marital breakdown.
      Mizar, conjunct a malefic or harshly aspected, has a destructive influence, can give violent tendencies, and is detrimental to health, signifying afflictions, toothache, tooth loss, and possibly, cancer and surgery. In summary, Mizar’s negative transformation carries the connotation of “a swift and decisive end,” thus it is not auspicious. ^[12]

Mizar belongs to the Yin Metal element, which is beneficial for making money but detrimental to relationships and health. It represents real gold and silver, cash, and the pursuit of tangible, stable, long-term wealth.
      The money represented by Mizar is in circulation and constantly changing. Circulation involves calculation, so Mizar can also represent mathematics. Mizar well-aspected, or conjunct a benefic, generally indicates a high level of mathematical ability and calculation skills.

Widow Star.
      Mizar is a Widow Star. Women with Mizar are prone to causing conflict with their relatives due to their strong temperament. Furthermore, their overly assertive personality often makes men hesitant to approach them, which significantly undermines their marriage.
      An ancient saying goes: “A woman with Mizar in her destiny is like a hen crowing at dawn; she usurps her husband’s power.” Such women, due to their strong personalities, power-hungry nature, and assertiveness, inevitably dominate their husbands in family life. They seek to control their husbands’ every move, even the smallest matters, and require their consent before making decisions. Furthermore, Mizar women often prefer to be out and about, wanting to demonstrate their abilities and disliking staying at home, which can easily lead to family conflicts. Chinese society has historically valued male superiority and the husband’s authority over the wife; many men find this domineering personality unbearable, and a forced marriage often ends in divorce.
      For women with Mizar in their natal chart, to minimize the risk of divorce, they should seek a husband with a gentle, tolerant temperament. A balance of strength and gentleness complements each other, leading to a harmonious relationship. If the husband is equally strong-willed, frequent conflicts will inevitably arise, making a happy and fulfilling family life impossible. When conflicts become intense and irreconcilable, it may be advisable to temporarily separate from the spouse to reduce family tensions. Some Chinese astrologers believe that women with Mizar in their natal chart should find a man much stronger than themselves, so that they will willingly be controlled by their husbands. This view has some merit, but marrying a man much stronger than oneself is not easy. If this is not indicated in the natal chart, it is advisable to consider finding a partner with a complementary personality.

Mizar conjunct the Descendant with harsh aspects indicates a poor relationship between a man and his first wife. For women, it suggests difficulty finding an ideal partner. This is because Mizar is associated with widowhood and is detrimental to marital harmony. ^[13]

Ursa Major Constellation

URSA MAJOR. The Greater Bear.
      Influence.   According to Ptolemy, Ursa Major is like Mars. It is said to give a quiet, prudent, suspicious, mistrustful, self-controlled, patient nature, but an uneasy spirit and great anger and revengefulness when roused. By the Kabalists it is associated with the Hebrew letter Zain and the 7th Tarot Trump “The Chariot.”
      Magical.   Gives craft, ingenuity and valor. ^[14]

Astrologically both Bears were said to presage an evil influence. They are particularly injurious as regards to the affairs of nations and kings. ^[7]

Fixed Star Mizar Conjunctions

Ascendant conjunct Mizar: Good fortune, happiness, gifts, fortunate for love and marriage, gain by legacies and inheritance (Venus nature). ^[14] Can lead to treachery. ^[12]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 0°26′ (and N. Node), Nicolaus Copernicus 1°12′, Frances Farmer 1°37′.

Midheaven conjunct Mizar: Honor and success, dealings with and help through women, success in occupations of a Venus nature. ^[14] Suitability for military or technical jobs. ^[13]

Justin Bieber 0°12′, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva 1°08′ (and POF), Liz Greene 1°45′.

Descendant conjunct Mizar: With harsh aspects, it indicates a poor relationship between a man and his first wife. For women, it suggests difficulty finding an ideal partner. ^[13]

Barron Trump 0°46′.

Imun Coeli conjunct Mizar: Sabrina Carpenter 0°22′, Judy Garland 1°23′.

Part of Fortune conjunct Mizar: Dua Lipa 0°14′, Jake Paul 0°16′, Ricky Nelson 0°30′, Elon Musk 0°32′, Bobby Fischer 0°35′, Nayib Bukele 0°58′, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva 1°07′ (and MC), Javier Milei 1°41′, Roman Polanski 1°53′.

Sun conjunct Mizar: High religious preferment. Preferment in writing, government, business and matters dealing with the public. The native may gain honors dealing with the masses. The native may become carping, critical and almost appear to be soured on life. These natives can become creative. ^[8]

Sara Aldrete 0°51′, Dolores O’Riordan 1°50′ (and Venus), Ivan the Terrible 2°06′ (and Mars).

Moon conjunct Mizar: High preferment in legal, martial and all material matters. Native can become successful in dealing with the masses. There is the ever-present danger of becoming involved with undesirables or controversial issues, people. Native, unless cautious, could be subject to reversals. Violence is possible unless precautions are taken. ^[8]

Jamison Twins 1°24′, William Lilly 1°34′, Marquis de Sade 1°42′, J. P. Morgan 1°49′, Jay Leno 1°57′ (and Saturn).

Mercury conjunct Mizar: The native with this conjunction can develop the ability to uncover, ferret out, and deal with big problems in a very successful manner. They can develop the ability to deal with large numbers of people. The native is very ambitious, so much so that they tend to create jealousy, envy, and even animosity, most generally unintentionally, prominence through financial affairs is possible. The native is good at details and able to outguess others. One can go so far and no farther with these natives. It almost appears that they are private persons. ^[8]

Princess Märtha Louise of Norway 0°45′, Baba Sora 1°21′, Kylie Jenner 1°22′.

Venus conjunct Mizar: The native can develop an unusual creative ability and engage in large projects or careers that enable them to reach large numbers of people. Normally, the native is of a rather quiet nature. ^[8]

Natalia Grace 0°02′, David Koresh 0°07′, Andrea Bocelli 0°33′, Dolores O’Riordan 0°52′ (and Sun), Danielle Carolan 1°14′, Mick Jagger 1°19′, Joe Rogan 1°27′, Albert Anastasia 1°51′, Gwen Stefani 2°09′.

Mars conjunct Mizar: The native is quick-witted but subject to making statements of a highly controversial nature, or remarks that create rather than cure problems, or becoming involved in controversial matters or situations that engulf them. The native is overly ambitious and has the ability to quickly grasp ideas, understand situations and problems, and expand upon them. Although this is not a violent star, in some manner there is the possibility that the native could become involved in bloodshed or other serious activities that could involve the masses in some way. The negative effect of Alcor would then be in evidence. ^[8]

Charles Manson 0°03′, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 0′08, Ivan The Terrible 0°15′ (and Sun), Yoko Ono 0°21′, Carl Sagan 1°37′ (and Neptune).

Jupiter conjunct Mizar: High preferment in religion, government, legal and matters dealing with public affairs. Natives with a well or positively aspected Jupiter can find success in dealing with large companies, with the public, as an entertainer, a politician or school teacher, any career dealing with the masses or large groups of people. Nativities with no support for Jupiter can experience a fall from grace or power. ^[8]

Elizabeth Montgomery 0°34′, Sylvia Plath 1°17′ (and S. Node), James Brown 1°24′.

Saturn conjunct Mizar: Benjamin Netanyahu 0°24′, David Duke 0°33′, Bernadette Brady 0°46′, Richard Branson 0°50′, Agnetha Fältskog 1°06′, Caitlyn Jenner 1°07′, Charles de Gaulle 1°54′, Jay Leno 2°10′ (and Moon).

Uranus conjunct Mizar: Mary Shelley 0°00′, Jane Boroski 0°15′ (and Pluto), Cecilia Bartoli 0°19′ (and Pluto), John III Sobieski 0°26′, Charles II of England 0°52′, Kamala Harris 1°55′ (and Pluto), Liz Cheney 2°05′ (and Pluto0, .

Neptune conjunct Mizar: Valerie Solanas 0°17′, Elvis Presley 0°20′, Yves Saint Laurent 0°21′, Charles Manson 0°31′, Roy Orbison 0°33′, Carl Sagan 0°35′ (and Mars), Lance Reventlow 0°53′, Manuel Noriega 1°00′, Morgan Freeman 1°21′, Jack Nicholson 1°40′, Brigitte Bardot 1°48′, Jimmy Swaggart 1°52′, Woody Allen 1°53′, Bill Cosby 1°54′, Warren Beatty 2°10′. 

Pluto conjunct Mizar: Kamala Harris 0°15′ (and Uranus), Liz Cheney 0°27′ (and Uranus), Al-Biruni 0°34′, Jane Boroski 0°35′ (and Uranus), Cecilia Bartoli 0°36′ (and Uranus), Robert Downey Jr. 0°55′, Brad Pitt 0°57′, Sara Aldrete 1°11′, Albrecht Dürer 2°06′.

North Node conjunct Mizar: Kourtney Kardashian 0°07′, Sean Penn 0°31′, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 0°36′ (and Ascendant), Muhammad Ali 0°37′, Michael Bloomberg 1°28′, Stormy Daniels 1°47′, John Wayne Gacy 2°01′.

South Node conjunct Mizar: William S. Burroughs 0°48′, Conor McGregor 1°18′, Sylvia Plath 1°25′ (and Jupiter).

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14. Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p.65, 101, 232.