Darian Lambert the 1993 tv science-fiction series Time Trax isn’t the only fictional character with a natal chart. Though perhaps the only fictional character with a natal chart despite born in the future. Complete birth data was also provided for Ruby Sunday, one of the Doctor’s companions in the second sequel of Dr. Who. She was adopted, so her birth data could be inaccurate due to being estimated, but it nevertheless was provided as a complete set, so a natal chart can be calculated. She was born on December, 24th in 2004, probably somewhere in Manchester, England, United Kingdom around two o’clock P.M. So she has her Rising and natal Moon in Gemini while her natal Sun is in Capricorn. Ruby Sunday’s natal Uranus is elevated and in an exact square with the Rising. Ruby Sunday is named after Ruby Road, where the Church is located, where she was found and raised. December, 24th in 2004 nevertheless was a Friday. At least in our universe. So the name Sunday is either due to her being raised in a religious institution or the universe of Dr. Who isn’t intended to be our universe. I furthermore asked the Artificial Intelligence of a search engine where the asteroid TARDIS was found on the day of Ruby Sunday’s birth. I had little hope that the Artificial Intelligence would be able to answer this after it wasn’t able to create Ruby Sunday’s natal chart. But TARDIS on the day of Ruby Sunday’s birth seemingly was found at a right ascension of approximately 18h 00m, which relatively to the zodiac should be in Sagittarius right before entering Capricorn, and a declination of around -46°, placing it well south of the celestial equator. This could be a nice basis for more astrological research.