# Iga Świątek birth chart without a confirmed time

> Iga Świątek's birth chart for May 31, 2001, Warsaw: the 4:25 a.m. time rests on unpublished words of a family member, rated C, so the chart is cast for noon.

URL: https://kb.astroway.info/en/people/iga-swiatek

Birth data: 2001-05-31, unknown, Warsaw, Poland; Rodden rating C.

Iga Świątek was born on May 31, 2001, in Warsaw. Her father, Tomasz Świątek, rowed in the quadruple sculls at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. In 2020 she became the first Pole to win a Grand Slam singles title. The time in the astrology databases cannot be traced to a published source, so the chart is cast for noon. Its most visible features are four planets in Gemini with the Sun on the star Aldebaran, and a near-exact Mars-Chiron conjunction in Sagittarius.

## What is known and what is not

The Polish broadcaster RMF24, her WTA player profile and Wikidata give May 31, 2001, Warsaw. The hospital is not known, so the coordinates are those of central Warsaw; Astro-Databank's city coordinates are about 2 km away.

Astro-Databank and Astrotheme both give 4:25 a.m. CEST, rate it A and credit the Polish Astrological Society (PTA). Astro-Databank's note explains the chain: the PTA quotes a family member, whose words were obtained by the astrologer Marcin Lechna; the data source is marked "from memory". So this is one channel, not two independent records. The family member's words have not been published, and we found no hour of birth in interviews with Iga or her parents.

Our A rating requires the person's or family's own words, found by us or quoted verbatim by a collector. Here there is only a statement that such words exist, so the chart carries [Rodden rating](/en/methodology#rodden) C, and 4:25 is listed as a version, with a Gemini Ascendant at about 8-9°.

The chart is cast for 12:00 Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2), which Poland kept in May 2001. It has no houses, Ascendant or MC, and the Moon's degree and aspects are left out (see the section on [charts without a time](/en/methodology#unknown-time)). The Moon's sign is not certain: the Moon was in Virgo until about 12:40 local time and then entered Libra. With the 4:25 version it is in Virgo.

## Four planets in Gemini

The Sun at 10°00′ Gemini, Saturn at 5°07′ Gemini, Jupiter at 20°15′ Gemini and Mercury at 29°24′ Gemini form a [stellium](/en/aspects/patterns/stellium). Mercury, Gemini's ruler, is in its own sign. Tradition links Gemini with speed and quick switching between options, and Saturn, conjunct the Sun with a wide orb of 4°53′, adds routine to that mobility.

The Sun stands 0°12′ from [Aldebaran](/en/fixed-stars/aldebaran), the eye of the Bull and one of the four royal stars of tradition. The Sun moves about a degree a day, and on May 31 it stayed within a degree of the star at any hour. Mercury stands 0°37′ from [Betelgeuse](/en/fixed-stars/betelgeuse), the shoulder of Orion, linked in tradition with good fortune and honours won in contest.

The Sun forms a [trine](/en/aspects/trine) to Neptune at 8°39′ Aquarius with an orb of 1°21′, which is read as an intuitive feel for rhythm.

## Mars and Chiron in Sagittarius

In the noon chart the tightest major aspect joins Mars at 26°36′ Sagittarius and Chiron at 26°58′ Sagittarius, both retrograde: a [conjunction](/en/aspects/conjunction) with an orb of 0°21′. Venus's sextile to Uranus is only one minute wider, orb 0°22′, and Venus moves faster, so at other hours of the day it may be the tighter of the two.

Mercury at 29°24′ Gemini stands across the axis: Mercury's [opposition](/en/aspects/opposition) to Chiron has an orb of 2°26′, and Mercury's opposition to Mars has an orb of 2°47′. The Gemini-Sagittarius axis is traditionally read as the pull between detail and the big picture.

Mars in Sagittarius is read as competition aimed at distant goals, and retrograde motion turns that drive inward, toward self-checking. Modern astrology links Chiron with vulnerability and the skill that grows out of it, and next to Mars it ties that theme to action.

## Venus in Aries

Venus at 24°27′ Aries forms a [sextile](/en/aspects/sextile) to Uranus at 24°50′ Aquarius with an orb of 0°22′. Venus trines Mars with an orb of 2°09′ and trines Chiron with an orb of 2°30′. Mars sextiles Uranus with an orb of 1°46′, and Uranus sextiles Chiron with an orb of 2°07′.

Classical astrology counts Venus in Aries as in its detriment: tastes and feelings show directly, without ceremony. The sextile to Uranus is read as a liking for the new and the unexpected.

## Events often compared with the chart

- July 14, 2018: wins the Wimbledon girls' singles title, beating Leonie Küng 6-4, 6-2.
- October 10, 2020: unseeded and ranked 54th, beats Sofia Kenin 6-4, 6-1 to win Roland-Garros without dropping a set.
- April 4, 2022: becomes world No. 1 in the WTA rankings, the first Polish player to do so.
- June 8, 2024: beats Jasmine Paolini 6-2, 6-1 for her fourth Roland-Garros title, the third in a row.
- August 2, 2024: wins Olympic bronze in Paris, Poland's first Olympic medal in tennis.
- July 12, 2025: beats Amanda Anisimova 6-0, 6-0 in the Wimbledon final, her sixth major and first on grass.

These dates are given as starting points for your own work with transits. We do not make predictions about the health, court cases or future careers of living people.