Larry Page

Larry Page is a pioneer among the pioneers, and that is precisely what an Aries Sun is built to be: the self-starter, the one who gets on the saddle no matter what, who casts light and leaves a lasting mark wherever he goes. Born in East Lansing, Michigan, in 1973 to parents steeped in computing (his father a pioneer in artificial intelligence, his mother a programming instructor), he was practically raised inside the machine. At the University of Michigan he built an inkjet printer out of Lego bricks, the pure Aries instinct to make the thing nobody had made yet. Then at Stanford he met Sergey Brin, and in 1998 the two founded Google, whose PageRank algorithm reordered how the whole species finds information.

Beneath that fiery, first-place Sun runs a Capricorn Moon: the Saturnian luminary of duty, patience and quiet endurance, the one who grew up early and works with a sober, long-horizon seriousness. It is the emotional signature of the leader who guards his privacy, keeps a low public profile and thinks in decades, not quarters. He led Google and later Alphabet, then stepped back to chase renewable energy and new forms of transport: an Aries always hunting the next frontier, steadied by that stoic Capricorn heart.