Sentence examples for as a moon of from inspiring English sources

These worlds beyond Earth include the planets Venus and Mars, as well as a moon of Saturn, Titan.

Now its inner surface is as barren and cratered as a moon of Jupiter, and the gallery is hanging in wobbly tatters.

The IAU has yet to formalise a definition for binary dwarf planets, and Charon is officially classified as a moon of Pluto.

No other 310-mile-wide ice ball in the solar system is attracting quite the attention as Enceladus, a moon of Saturn.

Similar modules, also launched using reusable boosters, would remain in Earth's orbit to refuel the interplanetary craft to be able to use multiple trips, including to other parts of the solar system such as Enceladus, a moon of Saturn on which Nasa's Cassini mission recently found evidence of a polar subsurface water ocean that could harbor life.

Future missions may explore the possibility of life on satellites of the giant planets, such as Europa (a moon of Jupiter), or Titan and Enceladus (two moons of Saturn). Figure 1.

The Moon and Saturn, for example, will come within 0.05° of one another for observers across western Europe and northern Africa: it will look as though the Moon has a tiny pinprick of light nearby, appearing as it might if it possessed a moon of its own.

There she was as rare as a moon rock, one of two female systems engineering graduates in the class of 1972.

All three museums will contain chunks from what Fex says is the oldest matter humans have collected so far, carbonaceous chondrite, from a 4.6 billion-year-old meteorite, as well as a moon rock, part of a dinosaur egg and some coal from the Titanic.

His approach is to reduce the immense to the quantum, bringing the complex back down to earth – sometimes literally, since the laws of physics apply just as much on a distant moon of Jupiter as they do here.

His 19 "suggestions" in 1959 had included dropping one character's description of another as a "moon-faced pillock"; other expressions the censor did not like were "And my father's flogging charcoal" and "cook a little pig".