Steven Chu is an American physicist born on February 28, 1948. He is renowned for his research on cooling and trapping atoms using laser light, which earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1997 alongside Claude Cohen-Tannoudji and William Phillips. From 2009 to 2013, he served as the 12th United States Secretary of Energy. Prior to his appointment, he was a professor at UC Berkeley and director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, focusing on single-molecule biological systems. Chu is a strong advocate for renewable energy research and the transition away from fossil fuels to combat climate change.
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Age (Today)
Your next birthday is 58 days away.
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Time Zone - America/Chicago (6:0 W)
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Meaning of the name - Steven
crown, wreath
Read Full Steven Name AnalysisFebruary 28, 1948 Facts
Generation Group
Steven Chu belongs to the Baby Boomers group.
Place of Birth: St. Louis
Educated At: Garden City High School | University of Rochester | University of California, Berkeley
Occupation: climate activist | academic | university teacher | physicist | politician
Employers: Bell Labs | University of California, Berkeley | Stanford University
Awards Received: Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Physics | honorary doctor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong | honorary doctor of the Peking University | honorary doctor of the Yale University | Fellow of the American Physical Society | honorary doctor of Harvard University | King Faisal International Prize in Science | Humboldt Research Fellowship | Herbert P. Broida Prize | Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science | Foreign Member of the Royal Society | William F. Meggers Award | Richtmyer Memorial Lecture Award | Fellow of the Optical Society | Wolfgang Paul Lecture | Guggenheim Fellowship | Humboldt Prize | Arthur L. Schawlow Prize in Laser Science | Nobel Prize in Physics
Astrology Analysis
Ephemeris for February 28, 1948
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on February 28, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for February 28, 2024 |
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| Sun | 9 Pisces 4 | 9 Pisces 38 | 23 Taurus 49 |
| Moon | 3 Scorpio 41 | 25 Libra 22 | 6 Leo 48 |
| Mercury | 22 Aquarius 34 | 9 Pisces 59 | 10 Gemini 40 |
| Venus | 20 Aries 6 | 14 Aquarius 57 | 4 Cancer 53 |
| Mars | 23 Leo 40 | 11 Aquarius 57 | 28 Leo 22 |
| Jupiter | 25 Sagittarius 38 | 11 Taurus 5 | 27 Sagittarius 31 |
| Saturn | 18 Leo 13 | 9 Pisces 43 | 16 Leo 54 |
| Uranus | 22 Gemini 7 | 19 Taurus 34 | 24 Gemini 23 |
| Neptune | 12 Libra 27 | 26 Pisces 42 | 10 Libra 34 |
| Pluto | 13 Leo 11 | 1 Aquarius 10 | 12 Leo 38 |
| Rahu | 17 Taurus 42 | 17 Aries 45 | 13 Taurus 41 |
| Ketu | 17 Scorpio 42 | 17 Libra 45 | 13 Scorpio 41 |
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Astrology Transits Analysis for Year 2024
Note: Multiple transits occurring in close proximity often signify a major event in a person's life.Steven Chu's 2024 Transits to Natal Planets
- Rahu conjunction Venus
Exact: 01 January, 2024 - Mars square Venus
Exact: 31 January, 2024 - Saturn conjunction Sun
Exact: 01 March, 2024 - Jupiter conjunction Rahu
Exact: 31 March, 2024 - Jupiter opposition Ketu
Exact: 31 March, 2024 - Saturn sextile Rahu
Exact: 29 July, 2024 - Mars opposition Jupiter
Exact: 28 August, 2024 - Mars aspects Mercury
Exact: 17 October, 2024 - Mars square Moon
Exact: 16 November, 2024
