Pluto in Leo:
Pluto should be interpreted for individuals by its house position and its aspects to the other planets because it moves very slowly. It was in the sign of Leo from the middle of 1938 until 1956.

Pluto was first discovered in the year 1930 in Flagstaff, Arizona. The nuclear bomb demonstrated its devastating effects while Pluto was in the sign Leo. Atomic energy has been associated with the planet Pluto ever since, which stands for total destruction. The attributes represented by Leo, haughtiness and arrogance, can cause wars capable of destroying large portions of the world and millions of people. Recently developed weapons have introduced the world to violent dread, although simultaneously, progressive technologies dedicated to the well being of humanity are also being researched. Political systems evolved and then out of pride broke off dialog with each erecting an iron curtain between them. Colonial states achieved their independence assuming the entire responsibility of their newly won freedom.