Sentence examples for both moons led to from inspiring English sources

It was suggested that a close encounter between these two bodies when they were both moons led to the ejection of Pluto from the Neptunian system and caused Triton to assume the retrograde orbit that is presently observed.

But here's the interesting thing: Even though the research says otherwise, a 2005 study revealed that 7 out of 10 nurses still believed that "a full moon led to more chaos and patients that night".

An outpost on the moon leads to Mars.

The possible presence of underground oceans on some of Jupiter's moons has led to speculation that the presence of life is more likely there.

John Lewis' man on the moon advert has led to tens of thousands of tweets and Facebook posts – and greater brand recognition.

It has allowed them to examine 57 planetary systems beyond our own solar system for signs that one might harbour a moon and has led to a $2m grant from Nasa to extend the search to look around hundreds of exoplanets.

Kepler's visible-light observations of Kepler-7b's moon-like phases led to a rough map of the planet that showed a bright spot on its western hemisphere.

Archaeologists began exploring the Templo Mayor a century ago, but the discovery of a giant monolith depicting the decapitated, dismembered Aztec moon goddess Coyolxauhqui in 1978 led to a full-scale excavation that continues today.

He picked up a copy of Naked Lunch in 1969, feeling disillusioned with the conformity of medicine, and found, he writes, that "Burroughs had opened a crystal door that led to the moon".

People sometimes wax nostalgic over the golden age of NASA: the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs led to the first moon landing in 1969.

The event also strengthened demands for the acceleration of the arms and space races, which eventually led to the U.S. Moon landing on July 20 , 1969 and to a remarkable expansion of scientific knowledge.