Leonardo DiCaprio

Neptune stood in Sagittarius that day and Jupiter in Pisces, which under the modern rulerships is a mutual reception: Jupiter governs Sagittarius, and Pisces was handed to Neptune once it was found. Older astrology keeps Pisces for Jupiter as well, so Jupiter is at home whichever table is used. The two also hold a square the missing hour cannot loosen, Jupiter running 8°05′ Pisces to 8°07′ Pisces and Neptune 8°35′ Sagittarius to 8°37′ Sagittarius, the same numbered degree at either end of the day and between 0°29′ and 0°30′ from exact throughout.

The one placement that hour can still move is Mercury. It began at 29°38′ Libra and finished at 0°45′ Scorpio, going past Uranus on the way out. Uranus never left that final degree, holding 29°24′ Libra to 29°28′ Libra across the whole day. Three classical planets hold Scorpio without Mercury, the Sun, Venus, and Mars, and three hold Libra, the Moon, Uranus, and Pluto, so Mercury makes a fourth in one group or the other and no record says which.

Saturn is the only one of the ten running backwards, and it barely moved while doing it, losing a single arcminute from 18°48′ Cancer to 18°47′ Cancer. The Sun caught it anyway, perfecting a trine at some hour of those twenty-four and standing 0°46′ off at another.