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Ada Lovelace1815–1852·Londres, Reino UnidoBritish mathematician, the first programmerSun SagittariusMoon ≈ AriesScienceDecember 10, 1815Charles Darwin1809–1882·Shrewsbury, Reino UnidoBritish naturalist, author of "On the Origin of Species"Sun AquariusMoon ≈ CapricornScienceFebruary 12, 1809Isaac Newton1643–1727·Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, Reino UnidoEnglish physicist and mathematician

Each entry cites the source of its birth date and place at the foot of the page. The time is another matter: it is known in very few cases, and without it a chart has no houses and no Ascendant — so no undocumented birth time is published here. For the same reason, when someone’s Moon sits close enough to a sign boundary that the twelve unknown hours could move it, the card reads «Moon ≈ Pisces» rather than stating it.

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