Sentence examples for float to the moon from inspiring English sources

Because their sex lives are about to get really fun and their boners will float to the moon.

While the second type of sample could be explained by gasses floating to the moon on the solar wind, which contains almost no deuterium, the first type matched isotope ratios commonly found in Earth's atmosphere.

The bobber will float to the top.

Any insects will float to the top.

Most notably, in 2005 on the Science Channel, he said he saw something floating alongside the Apollo on the way to the moon.

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.

The dust not only coats the moon's surface, but floats up to sixty miles above it — as part of its exosphere, where particles are bound to the moon by gravity, but are so sparse that they rarely collide.

To the moon!

"To the moon?" Elaine asked.

To the moon and back?

To the moon, guys!