How many constellations does everyone have?

Those who say that a person has only one constellation have never studied astrology seriously at all. Buy a book and have a good look. Nowadays, astrology is very biased, and few people hold the mentality of doing research.

According to astrology, how many constellations a person has is determined by the time and place (latitude and longitude) of his birth. When this person was born, the positions of the rising stars all fell within the twelve constellations, so the constellations that the planets fell into were the constellations of this person, not just one. The constellations generally discussed are the Sun Constellation (the most widely discussed birth constellation), the Moon Constellation, the Ascending Constellation and the Descending Constellation, as well as Venus Constellation, Mercury Constellation and Mars Constellation. As the name implies, when you were born, the position of the planets fell in which constellation. Different planets combined with different constellations will have different conclusions. Constellation is very complex, and it is impossible to analyze a person's characteristics with a single solar constellation.

The concept of constellation comes from the astrolabe, which consists of 10 planets, 12 constellations and 12 houses.