Sentence examples for early moon from inspiring English sources

The early Moon developed as a mostly liquid ball of magma covered with a thin crust of lighter minerals.

Scientists don't know what the early moon looked like.

The early moon may not have been the sleepy place we know today.

And that means the early moon probably wasn't a molten glob, as some researchers suspected.

The early moon was so hot it was covered by a magma ocean in which heavier elements and minerals sank and formed the mantle, while lighter material floated to the surface and eventually solidified into the crust.

"We're realizing that the early moon was a much more dynamic place than we thought," says Jeffrey Andrews-Hanna, a planetary scientist at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden and lead author of a new study of the Procellarum's geology.

The early "Tropic Moon" (1933) takes place in Gabon.

The lyrical verse of the early Crescent Moon poets was replaced by a more socially conscious poetry by the likes of Ai Qing, Tian Jian, and Zang Kejia that appealed to the readers' patriotic fervour.

Watching Alan Keyes in a presidential debate is not that different from having breakfast with him: Even over bacon and eggs, at an hour so early the moon is still up, he mostly wants to talk about abortion.

"I had a mild fear of seeming self-indulgent with that song," she says of its explicit autobiographical detail about her mother's adoption and, less explicitly, her own (which she has already explored, written from her biological mother's perspective, on early song Moon and Back).

AMOT depletion leads to a block in particle formation that is earlier (half-moon stage) than the one caused by Tsg101 depletion (lollipop stage).