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John Lennon and Brian May compatibility
No birth time on record, so houses and the rising sign are not shown.
Note on this rating: Birth data via astrotheme.com (Brian_May), Rodden X, crediting Lois Rodden / Astro-Databank.
This page compares Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars, the four placements a birth date alone can place. Moon, Ascendant and Midheaven are left out here by design, not by omission, so nothing on this page is scored against a birth time it cannot trust.
The overlap
Two charts, laid over each other
John Lennon and Brian May's Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars are drawn here, the four placements a birth date alone can place with no birth time required. This is a complete chart of what is known, not a partial chart of what is not.
| House ring, not drawn |
What each system says
Twelve systems, two people
This is what comparing two charts system by system looks like: the same birth data on both sides, read against each other one system at a time.
The Suns are 80.6° apart, outside orb of any aspect, which is why identity reads as an empty channel above.
Dragon and Pig are in neither the trines nor the clashes.
A second tradition
Guna Milan (Ashtakoot)
Guna Milan is the compatibility method used in Vedic matchmaking, traditionally consulted before an arranged marriage. It scores eight factors between two Moon placements on a 36-point scale, shown here as what this one tradition reads: not a verdict, and not averaged with the Western reading above, which may disagree.
Guna Milan needs an exact birth time for both people. The Moon changes nakshatra roughly once a day, so an estimated time can place the whole reading in the wrong one, and at least one birth time here isn't exact.
Minimal contact
See what a wider lens finds
This page compares Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars, because those are the four that a birth date alone can place. With this few cross-aspects between the two, a midpoint chart is often the more informative object.