Planets in houses table: 10 planets in 12 houses interpreted

12 houses	Sun	Moon	Mercury	Venus	Mars	Jupiter	Saturn	Uranus	Neptune
first	Sun1	Moon1	Mercury1	Venus1	Mars1	Jupiter1	Saturn1	Uranus1	Neptune1	Pluto1
second	Sun2	Moon2	Mercury2	Venus2	Mars2	Jupiter2	Saturn2	Uranus2	Neptune2	Pluto2
third	Sun3	Moon3	Mercury3	Venus3	Mars3	Jupiter3	Saturn3	Uranus3	Neptune3	Pluto3
fourth	Sun4	Moon4	Mercury4	Venus4	Mars4	Jupiter4	Saturn4	Uranus4	Neptune4	Pluto4
fifth	Sun5	Moon5	Mercury5	Venus5	Mars5	Jupiter5	Saturn5	Uranus5	Neptune5	Pluto5
sixth	Sun6	Moon6	Mercury6	Venus6	Mars6	Jupiter6	Saturn6	Uranus6	Neptune6	Pluto6
seventh	Sun7	Moon7	Mercury7	Venus7	Mars7	Jupiter7	Saturn7	Uranus7	Neptune7	Pluto7
eighth	Sun8	Moon8	Mercury8	Venus8	Mars8	Jupiter8	Saturn8	Uranus8	Neptune8	Pluto8
ninth	Sun9	Moon9	Mercury9	Venus9	Mars9	Jupiter9	Saturn9	Uranus9	Neptune9	Pluto9
tenth	Sun10	Moon10	Mercury10	Venus10	Mars10	Jupiter10	Saturn10	Uranus10	Neptune10	Pluto10
eleventh	Sun11	Moon11	Mercury11	Venus11	Mars11	Jupiter11	Saturn11	Uranus11	Neptune11	Pluto11
twelfth	Sun12	Moon12	Mercury12	Venus12	Mars12	Jupiter12	Saturn12	Uranus12	Neptune12	Pluto12

With ten planets and twelve houses there are 120 total combinations of different planets in different houses. The interpretation of every one of those 120 combinations is on a link in the above table. With respect to the signs, the further a planet is from the Sun, the longer it remains in a sign. The outer planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto for instance stay about seven, 14 and 21 years in a sign respectively. This is why the outer planets are also called generational planets, because their effect by sign affects entire generations similarly.

This is not true of the planets in the houses. Every planet stays about two hours per day in each of the twelve houses. The scaffolding of the twelve houses is framed on the local horizon and meridian planes, the thick, labeled, horizontal and vertical planes in the model above. Because the Earth rotates once a day on its axis, this framework makes a 360° rotation through the sky every 24 hours, carrying the houses through the relatively unmoving stars, signs and planets. And because every location on Earth has it own specific and unique horizon, every location on Earth has its own specific and different framework of houses constructed on its horizon plane. This is why every one born at a different location—even at the same moment in time—has a different ascendant and different houses.

In the geocentric or Earth-centered model above, the Earth globe in the center—and the clear planes perpendicular to the plane of this page that divide the sky into twelve houses—do not move, while the celestial sphere with the zodiac band, planets and stars on it rotates once every 24 hours. This is the way it appears to us on Earth. In fact, from the more correct heliocentric or Sun-centered perspective, the celestial sphere does not move. Rather the clear house planes rotate as a rigid unit around the celestial sphere once every 24 hours due to the daily rotation of the Earth on its axis.

Pages 2 and 3 from your Astrology Reading in the Fine Art Book You and the Universe

The Planets in the Houses