Planet

The term planet means "Wandering Star". These objects are celestial bodies that exist in our solar system. In astronomy, planets only refers to eight of these objects, however, here it is used in its original term.

Influence

Throughout human history, the seven classical planets or luminaries, were studied and recorded.

Correspondences

This is a correspondence table of objects defined as planets in astrology. For many categorized as dwarf planets, there is little information on their correspondences due to their recent discovery.

Classical Planets	Sun	Moon	Mercury	Venus	Mars	Jupiter	Saturn
Symbol
Day of Week	Sunday	Monday	Wednesday	Friday	Tuesday	Thursday	Saturday
Colors	Gold Yellow	Silver White	Orange	Green	Red	Blue	Black
Metal	Gold	Silver	Mercury Aluminum	Copper	Iron	Tin	Lead
Elements	Fire	Water	Air Water	Earth	Fire	Air Fire	Earth Water
Ruling Sign	Leo	Cancer	Gemini Virgo	Taurus Libra	Aries Scorpio	Sagittarius Pisces	Capricorn Aquarius
Exalted Sign	Aries	Taurus	Aquarius	Pisces	Capricorn	Cancer	Libra
Detriment Sign	Aquarius	Capricorn	Sagittarius Pisces	Scorpio Aries	Libra Taurus	Gemini Virgo	Cancer Leo
Fall Sign	Libra	Scorpio	Leo	Virgo	Cancer	Capricorn	Aries

These three planets were recently discovered and therefore, have less correspondences than the classical planets. There effects are generally considered to be larger in scale and generational rather than personal.

Modern Planets	Uranus	Neptune	Pluto
Symbol
Colors	Electric-Blue	Sea-Green	Maroon
Ruling Sign	Aquarius	Pisces	Scorpio

Notes

• Vesta and Uranus were both visable to the ancients, however, there seems to be no notes taken on them.