What do the houses in your birth chart mean?

The astrological houses define the exact areas of your life your horoscope is referring to. For instance, each house represents something completely unique; they determine the different types of people, places, and life circumstances you encounter in this lifetime.

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Then, can someone have the same birth chart as you?

Yes. Two birth charts can be the same if both births have happened in the same place at the same time. Birth charts are prepared based on birthplace and time. More accurately in the same building, twins, conjoined twins. You can also ask why am i missing houses in my chart? Since there are 12 houses and only 10 planets, everyone is bound to have at least one empty house - and it's nothing to be concerned about. It simply means that the empty house in question in your birth chart is an area of your life that may not be as significant to you as the houses with planets.

And another question, how will you meet your spouse astrology?

If Venus for men and Jupiter for women is located in the twelfth house of your birth chart, you are very likely to meet your husband/wife through the spiritual means of some in some quiet places. It can be in hospitals or in foreign lands as well. Who is your soulmate? A soulmate is someone who you feel deeply connected to not in a dependent or needy way. The guiding principle in a relationship between soulmates is that needs are equally met because a soulmate relationship should challenge you to move from selfishness to giving.

Subsequently, is astrocartography real?

True astrocartography is wildly complicated, but the gist is that it takes your birth-chart data and scatters it all over the world to recreate snapshots of the sky in other places you might have been born. Moreover, is jupiter a failed star? "Jupiter is called a failed star because it is made of the same elements (hydrogen and helium) as is the Sun, but it is not massive enough to have the internal pressure and temperature necessary to cause hydrogen to fuse to helium, the energy source that powers the sun and most other stars.