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Venus and Mars touch nothing in this chart. Neither makes a major aspect to another classical planet at any hour of that day, Venus standing at 1°43′ Aquarius and creeping to 2°15′ Aquarius, Mars at 26°32′ Scorpio moving to 27°14′ Scorpio in the sign it rules.

A planet with no major aspect to another is called unaspected. Two at once is uncommon, and it falls here to the pair traditional astrology sets against each other, the lesser benefic and the lesser malefic.

The other half of the wheel is short of nothing. Mercury, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all in Capricorn, all four of them inside the second solar house, while Saturn and Neptune sat between 2°06′ and 2°11′ from an exact conjunction for the whole of it. Mercury is the quick one inside that group, never further than 3°00′ from Neptune.

The Moon is what the record cannot fix. It opened the day at 28°17′ Gemini and closed it at 12°43′ Cancer, leaving the sign undecided and the Moon somewhere between the seventh solar house and the eighth. Its declination is the settled part, and the odd one. It held between 25.76° and 27.31° north for the whole twenty-four hours, past a solar ceiling of 23.44° that year.