Stanford Moore
Stanford Moore (born September 4, 1913, Chicago, United States; died 1982), was an American biochemist. Moore's honours include Nobel Prize in Chemistry and doctor honoris causa from the University of Paris.
Stanford Moore’s zodiac sign was Virgo, and in the Chinese zodiac they were a Water Ox, with Life Path 9 in numerology.
Virgo, and in the Chinese zodiac they were a 
Water Ox, with 
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Stanford Moore’s AsterNym identity
The Steadfast Seeker
Earth represents stability. Earth-led charts are associated with patience, responsibility and the ability to make people or projects feel supported. Life Path 9 represents compassion: generosity, completion and the ability to consider more than one person’s experience.
Earth Day Master (BaZi) × mutable Sun × Life Path 9, on the intuitive plane.
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US rank in 2025
~7,727
Americans share it since 1880
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its peak year
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Stanford’s lucky numbers, colours and stones
Traditional correspondences calculated from AsterNym’s astrology, wuxing and numerology system.
Lucky numbers
9 · 1
Lucky colours
Blue & Black
Lucky day
Wednesday
Direction
↑ North
Season
winter
Stones
Sapphire, Emerald, Aquamarine
Flower constellation
⭐ Aster · 💜 Lavender · 🪷 Lotus
Lavender · Lilac · Soft pink
The same wuxing & numerology correspondences as your own print. One tradition, read for everyone
What the chart says
Stanford, according to the stars
Core essence
Stanford notices. That is the whole thing: the detail everyone else walked past, the small fix that makes the day work, the way you looked slightly off when you said you were fine. The core of Stanford is devotion expressed as usefulness. They love by improving things, and they are far kinder to other people than to themselves.
How Stanford wants to be loved
Stanford wants to be loved out loud. Venus in Leo is warm, generous and a little theatrical, and it wants a partner who is proud to be seen with them. Praise is oxygen, loyalty is the deal. Adore Stanford openly and they will make you feel like the only person in every room.
How Stanford creates
How Stanford makes things happen: they are the ground everyone else stands on. A Yang Earth day master is the mountain, reliable, slow to move, immovable once it has. Stanford creates by holding: the plan, the people, the standard. They are trusted before they have said a word, and the work is remembering that mountains are allowed to want things too.
Instinct
Instinct: Stanford is steady under pressure, an Ox year, and their gut reaction is to keep going. Patient, stubborn in the useful way, the one still working when the others have gone home, and quietly very proud of it. The Water year softens it: intuitive, adaptable, feeling their way through people.
Purpose
Purpose: Life Path 9 is the humanitarian. Stanford is here for the bigger picture, to give, to finish what others started and hand it on. Wise beyond their years, compassionate, a little world-weary, and learning to receive as freely as they give.
Triggers
Triggers: being bored, and being talked over. Mars in Gemini fights with words and wins, then forgets it happened. Stanford scatters energy across three projects at once and somehow finishes two. The trick is choosing the argument worth having.
Computed from Stanford's birth date, not guessed. The full working is below.
Where Stanford sits
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You may run on a few close bonds rather than a crowd. Depth is your default.
You likely weigh most decisions but can move fast when it matters.
You likely share some feelings openly and keep others to yourself.
You likely handle some friction right away and let smaller things settle.
You likely balance practical steps with room to imagine further.
You may build trust slowly, letting closeness earn its way in.
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Stanford Moore in 15 seconds
Virgo Sun
Virgo SunSees the typo from across the room.
Stanford Moore's Sun was in Virgo for the whole of September 4, 1913, so no birth time is needed to settle it. Traditional Virgo readings associate the sign with precision, service and improvement: noticing what is off and quietly putting it right. Astrologers describe it as the mutable earth sign, ruled by Mercury, and read it for craft and analysis. The corresponding tension is perfectionism, described in the tradition as a standard applied hardest to the self.
Water Ox
Water OxCarries the load without comment.
Stanford Moore was born on September 4, 1913, which falls in a Water Ox year of the Chinese calendar. Traditional Ox readings emphasise endurance, reliability and the capacity to finish what was started, slowly and without complaint. The Chinese almanacs describe the Ox as the worker of the cycle, whose word holds. The corresponding caution in the tradition is stubbornness that presents itself as principle, and a difficulty changing course once a furrow has been cut.
Life Path 9
Life Path 9Gives without keeping score.
Stanford Moore's birth date, September 4, 1913, reduces to Life Path 9 under the numerology method AsterNym uses. Traditional Life Path 9 readings associate the number with compassion, generosity and completion: a wide view that takes in more than one person's experience. Numerologists describe it as the path of the humanitarian, the last single digit and the one that closes cycles. The corresponding tension is diffuseness, with the caution that caring about everyone can be easier than showing up for someone.
What stands out in Stanford’s chart
- The tightest major aspect in Stanford Moore's date-only chart is Venus opposition Uranus, with an orb of under 1°.
- Stanford Moore combines an Earth Day Master in BaZi with a mutable Sun and a Life Path on the intuitive plane, the combination AsterNym calls The Steadfast Seeker.
Stanford’s birth chart
Reference chart · birth time unknown
No documented birth time exists for Stanford Moore, so the positions below are checked across the whole birth date, not fixed at noon. The Moon ranges from 28° to 12° Libra or Scorpio depending on the hour. The wheel's houses are a solar chart, counted from the Sun's sign, because the Ascendant needs a time.
No birth time, so the houses are a solar chart: the Sun’s sign counts as house 1. A documented time would place them from the Ascendant instead.
Placements
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The working: aspects, Chiron and the asteroids, dominant planets and configurationsshow
Aspects across every possible birth time
Stable aspects hold for any birth hour. Possible ones depend on the hour, so their orb is a range rather than a number. Orb policy western_v1.
stableMercurysextilePluto0.0° to 1.4° orb
Stanford’s mind opens doors for their depths. An easy alliance, and it pays off when it is used.
stableVenusoppositionUranus0.0° to 0.9° orb
Stanford’s affections pull against their need for freedom from across the wheel.
stableSuntrineJupiter3.1° to 4.1° orb
Stanford’s core identity flows straight into their growth.
stableSunsquareSaturn5.5° to 6.4° orb
Stanford’s core identity grinds against their discipline. The angle that irritates, and the one that teaches.
stableMarsconjunctionSaturn5.9° to 6.4° orb
Stanford’s drive and discipline act as one.
stableVenusconjunctionNeptune6.0° to 7.1° orb
Stanford’s affections and imagination act as one. Wherever one goes, the other is already there.
stableUranusoppositionNeptune6.8° to 6.9° orb
Stanford’s need for freedom pulls against their imagination from across the wheel. A see-saw looking for balance, often played out through other people.
stableMarsconjunctionPluto7.0° to 7.6° orb
Stanford’s drive and depths act as one. Wherever one goes, the other is already there.
stableJupiteroppositionPluto7.0° orb
Stanford’s growth pulls against their depths from across the wheel.
possibleSunsextileMoonorb from 0.0° to 12.5° depending on birth time
possibleMoonsextileMercuryorb from 0.0° to 11.4° depending on birth time
possibleMoontrinePlutoorb from 0.0° to 11.9° depending on birth time
Chart signature
Elements
- Fire1 of 10
- Earth3 of 10
- Air3 of 10
- Water3 of 10
Modalities
- Cardinal3 of 10
- Fixed3 of 10
- Mutable4 of 10
Counted across the ten planets by sign.
Stanford’s Chiron, Ceres, Eros, Hygiea and Lilith
Four minor bodies and the mean lunar apogee, placed in the same tropical zodiac as the planets above. None of these feed the chart signature, the rarity score or any ranking on this site: they are listed for readers who use them. Chiron, Ceres, Eros and Hygiea positions come from JPL Horizons; Black Moon Lilith is the mean apogee, the point most published Lilith tables use. The readings are the modern tradition’s, not AsterNym’s. Without a birth time the degree is the noon value and the day's movement is shown alongside it.
⚷ Chiron ℞Pisces 12°48′ (moves 0.05° over the day)
centaur (2060) · the wound and what is learnt from it
Chiron in Pisces is read as a wound around boundaries and faith. The reading has Stanford absorbing more of a room than most, and needing somewhere to put it down.
⚳ CeresScorpio 27°43′ (moves 0.28° over the day)
dwarf planet (1) · how a person nurtures and wants to be nurtured
Ceres in Scorpio is read as nurture that goes all in: loyalty, intensity, a care that does not do halfway. Stanford is read as fierce about the people counted as theirs.
♡ ErosVirgo or Libra during this date
near-Earth asteroid (433) · what draws them and how they desire
Eros in Virgo is read as desire expressed through attention to detail: noticing, improving, being useful. Stanford is read as slow to start and exact once started.
⚕ HygieaTaurus 28°15′ (moves 0.07° over the day)
main-belt asteroid (10) · health, routine and what keeps them well
Hygiea in Taurus is read as health through routine, food and rest. Stanford is read as someone whose wellbeing tracks their habits closely.
⚸ Black Moon LilithPisces 20°49′ (moves 0.11° over the day)
mean lunar apogee · the part that refuses to be tamed
Black Moon Lilith in Pisces is read as a refusal to be reasonable about longing. Stanford is read as someone whose imagination goes where it is not invited.
Aspects to the asteroids and Lilith
Major aspects only, at a tight 3° orb. The Moon is left out because its position moves 13° across an untimed day.
- Ceres trine Neptune 0.4°
- Hygiea sextile Neptune 0.9°
- Chiron opposition Sun 1.2°
- Eros square Pluto 1.3°
- Eros sextile Neptune 2.3°
- Hygiea square Mercury 2.3°
- Ceres square Mercury 2.8°
- Black Moon Lilith square Mars 2.9°
Method: JPL Horizons heliocentric vectors, 1700–2100, cubic Hermite interpolation; geocentric, true ecliptic of date, tropical; geometric (no light-time or aberration); Lilith = mean lunar apogee (Chapront/Meeus mean perigee + 180°).
Stanford’s dominant planets
Scored from rulerships, dispositors and aspect count. Without a birth time there is no Ascendant or house to score, and the Moon's sign is left out where it could change with the hour.
1. ☿ Mercury9 pts
rules the Sun sign, Virgo; in its own sign, Virgo; disposes Sun, Mars, Saturn; 1 major aspect
2. ♅ Uranus4 pts
in its own sign, Aquarius; 2 major aspects
3. ☉ Sun3 pts
disposes Venus; 2 major aspects
A Mercury-led chart is read as the mind in charge: Stanford is read as thinking, talking and connecting their way through life.
How the score is built
- Rules the Sun sign, Moon sign or Ascendant sign: 3 points each (traditional co-rulers of Scorpio, Aquarius and Pisces score half).
- Sits in a sign it rules: 2 points.
- Disposes another planet (that planet sits in a sign it rules): 1 point each.
- Angular: 2 points in the first or tenth house, 1 point in the fourth or seventh (timed births only).
- Every major aspect it makes: 1 point.
Dominance scoring is an AsterNym method. Other sites weight differently and can name a different leader for the same chart.
Configurations in Stanford’s chart
Closed shapes among the ten planets under the site’s one aspect-orb policy. The Moon is excluded without a birth time, so a shape that needs it is not claimed.
No stellium, grand trine, T-square, grand cross, yod or kite closes among the planets that can be placed. That is the common case, not a gap.
Minor aspects
semi-sextile 30° (orb 2°), semi-square 45° (orb 2°), quintile 72° (orb 1.5°), sesquiquadrate 135° (orb 2°), biquintile 144° (orb 1.5°), quincunx 150° (orb 2.5°). Pairs already in a major aspect are not repeated. Moon excluded without a birth time.
- Sun semi-square Neptune 0.8°
- Mercury quintile Saturn 1.0°
- Sun biquintile Uranus 1.4°
- Sun quintile Pluto 1.4°
- Venus semi-square Saturn 1.4°
- Saturn sesquiquadrate Uranus 1.7°
Houses need a birth time. None is documented for Stanford Moore, so no house placements are claimed for the planets or the minor bodies above.
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Stanford’s cards
Every card is computed from September 4, 1913, none chosen. Tap one to flip it.
☿ Ruled by Mercury
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The working: BaZi pillarsshow
BaZi pillars
Day Master: yang Earth.
Year
癸
yin Water
丑
Ox
Earth
roots & early life
Month
庚
yang Metal
申
Monkey
Metal
work & drive
Day
day master
戊
yang Earth
子
Rat
Water
you & partnership
No birth time is on public record for Stanford Moore, so this chart has three pillars rather than four. The hour pillar, the rising sign and the birth-sky star all need a time, and we would rather leave them out than invent one.
Where this data comes from
Stanford’s birth date and birthplace come from Wikidata Q110952, released under CC0, as do the occupations, works, teams and awards in the biography above. No documented birth time is available, so this chart is rated X on the Rodden scale, the astrological convention for how well evidenced a birth time is. Time-dependent results use a clearly labelled reference time and should not be read as their exact birth chart. Entries are matched to Wikidata by entity id rather than by name, kept only at day precision, and dropped where sources disagree on the date.
The same Stanford Moore at Wikipedia.
Roster last reviewed September 10, 2026. Every entry is checked against its Wikidata record; where a person shares a name with someone else, the entity id is what settles which of them this is. What we will not tell you sets out the claims this site refuses to make.
These are traditional interpretations, not facts or predictions. AsterNym is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stanford Moore.
Quick answers about Stanford Moore’s chart
- What zodiac sign was Stanford Moore?
- Stanford Moore was a Virgo: born September 4, 1913, which puts the Sun in Virgo for the whole of that day. That is the Western star sign. In the Chinese zodiac they were a Water Ox.
- What was Stanford Moore's Chinese zodiac animal?
- The Ox, with the Water element, from the Chinese lunar year of the September 4, 1913 birth.
- What time was Stanford Moore born?
- No reliably documented birth time is public, so AsterNym does not calculate an Ascendant. This chart uses date-only positions: the wheel shows a reference solar chart (the Sun's sign as house 1), and the Ascendant is left uncomputed instead of guessed from an unverified time.
- What was Stanford Moore's Life Path number?
- Life Path 9, calculated in numerology from the September 4, 1913 birth date.
- What was Stanford Moore's Chiron sign?
- Chiron in Pisces at 12°. Position from JPL Horizons for the September 4, 1913 birth date.
- Where was Stanford Moore's Black Moon Lilith?
- Mean Black Moon Lilith in Pisces at 20°. This is the mean lunar apogee; the osculating Lilith some tables use can sit up to 30° away.
- What was Stanford Moore's dominant planet?
- Mercury, on AsterNym's dominance score (9 points: rules the Sun sign, Virgo; in its own sign, Virgo; disposes Sun, Mars, Saturn; 1 major aspect). Uranus is second and Sun third. Other sites weight rulerships and aspects differently and can name a different leader.
