Sir Martin John Taylor is a prominent mathematician known for his contributions to pure mathematics. Born in Leicester in 1952, he received his PhD from the King's College, London in 1976. His research initially focused on algebraic numbers, and more recently, he has delved into arithmetic geometry. Taylor was awarded the Whitehead Prize by the London Mathematical Society in 1982 and was a joint recipient of the Adams Prize in 1983. He was nominated for a Fellowship of the Royal Society in 1996 and was knighted in 2009.
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Your next birthday is 213 days away.
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Time Zone - Europe/London (0:0 W)
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Meaning of the name - Martin
warlike, dedicated to Mars (Roman god of war)
Read Full Martin Name AnalysisFebruary 18, 1952 Facts
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Martin J. Taylor belongs to the Baby Boomers group.
Place of Birth: Leicester
Educated At: Wyggeston Grammar School for Boys | Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I College | King's College London | University of London | Pembroke College
Occupation: mathematician
Employers: University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology | University of Manchester
Awards Received: honorary doctor of the University of Leicester | honorary doctor of the University of Bordeaux | Fellow of the Royal Society | Whitehead Prize | Knight Bachelor | Adams Prize
Astrology Analysis
Note: This birth chart is calculated using the date and place of birth, with the time set to noon (12:00 PM) local time. While this provides accurate planetary positions for most celestial bodies, the Ascendant (Rising Sign) and house cusps are not calculated since they require precise birth time. For a complete astrological analysis including houses and rising sign, please provide the exact birth time.Ephemeris for February 18, 1952
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on February 18, 2026 | Secondary Progressions for February 18, 2026 |
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| Sun | 28 Aquarius 47 | 29 Aquarius 50 | 12 Taurus 1 |
| Moon | 25 Scorpio 36 | 12 Pisces 9 | 15 Leo 34 |
| Mercury | 25 Aquarius 53 | 17 Pisces 51 | 15 Aries 26 |
| Venus | 26 Capricorn 41 | 10 Pisces 6 | 27 Aries 42 |
| Mars | 11 Scorpio 51 | 20 Aquarius 28 | 10 Scorpio 3 |
| Jupiter | 13 Aries 35 | 15 Cancer 47 | 0 Taurus 43 |
| Saturn | 14 Libra 59 | 0 Aries 24 | 9 Libra 59 |
| Uranus | 10 Cancer 17 | 27 Taurus 33 | 10 Cancer 49 |
| Neptune | 21 Libra 31 | 0 Aries 40 | 19 Libra 45 |
| Pluto | 20 Leo 8 | 4 Aquarius 14 | 19 Leo 5 |
| Rahu | 0 Pisces 53 | 9 Pisces 35 | 26 Aquarius 58 |
| Ketu | 0 Virgo 53 | 9 Virgo 35 | 26 Leo 58 |
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Astrology Transits Analysis for Year 2026
Martin J. Taylor's 2026 Transits to Natal Planets
- Mars conjunction Venus
Exact: 21 January, 2026 - Mars conjunction Sun
Exact: 02 March, 2026 - Mars aspects Saturn
Exact: 22 March, 2026 - Mars opposition Saturn
Exact: 01 May, 2026 - Jupiter trine Moon
Exact: 10 June, 2026 - Jupiter opposition Venus
Exact: 20 June, 2026 - Mars square Ketu
Exact: 30 June, 2026 - Rahu conjunction Rahu
Exact: 20 July, 2026 - Ketu conjunction Ketu
Exact: 20 July, 2026 - Saturn conjunction Jupiter
Exact: 19 August, 2026 - Rahu conjunction Sun
Exact: 29 August, 2026 - Jupiter trine Jupiter
Exact: 08 September, 2026 - Mars aspects Sun
Exact: 28 September, 2026 - Rahu conjunction Mercury
Exact: 28 October, 2026 - Mars opposition Mercury
Exact: 17 November, 2026 - Mars square Moon
Exact: 17 November, 2026 - Mars opposition Sun
Exact: 27 November, 2026
