Planet in sign · Earth · Cardinal
Mars in Capricorn
Mars is exalted: disciplined, strategic ambition. You work hard and patiently toward the top.
What Mars in Capricorn means
Mars is exalted: disciplined, strategic ambition. You work hard and patiently toward the top.
Mars stands for drive, courage, desire and anger. In Capricorn it works seriously and with ambition; it climbs step by step and lasts.
At a glance
- Planet
- Mars: drive, courage, desire and anger
- Sign
- Capricorn, earth and cardinal, ruled by Saturn
- Dignity
- Exaltation
- Time in each sign
- about six weeks, up to seven months when retrograde
Mars is exalted in Capricorn: honoured and at its very best.
Famous people with Mars in Capricorn
Only people whose Mars stayed in Capricorn through their whole birth day, wherever they were born.
Mars in the other signs
Mars in the houses
- Mars in the 1st houseSelf
- Mars in the 2nd houseMoney
- Mars in the 3rd houseMind
- Mars in the 4th houseHome
- Mars in the 5th houseJoy
- Mars in the 6th houseWork & health
- Mars in the 7th housePartners
- Mars in the 8th houseTransformation
- Mars in the 9th houseMeaning
- Mars in the 10th houseCareer
- Mars in the 11th houseFriends
- Mars in the 12th houseThe hidden
Other planets in Capricorn
- Moon in Capricorn
- Capricorn rising
- Mercury in Capricorn
- Venus in Capricorn
- Jupiter in Capricorn
- Saturn in Capricorn
- Uranus in Capricorn
- Neptune in Capricorn
- Pluto in Capricorn
- North Node in Capricorn
- Chiron in Capricorn
- Black Moon Lilith in Capricorn
- Juno in Capricorn
- Midheaven in Capricorn
- Descendant in Capricorn
- Sun in Capricorn
Questions and answers
What does Mars in Capricorn mean?
Mars is exalted: disciplined, strategic ambition. You work hard and patiently toward the top.
Is Mars strong in Capricorn?
Mars is exalted in Capricorn: honoured and at its very best.
How do I know if I have Mars in Capricorn?
Enter your birth date in the free Mars sign calculator.
Which famous people have Mars in Capricorn?
Ronald Reagan, Albert Einstein, Shakira, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Leo Tolstoy, Walt Disney, Frida Kahlo, Louis Pasteur