Sentence examples for moon apart from inspiring English sources
As Phobos gets closer to the planet, the tugs are enough to actually pull the moon apart, the scientists say.
"The Blue Oyster will be the only thing you can see from the moon, apart from the Great Wall of China.
Still, astronomers concur that whatever the reason, yes, you should look at the moon early and often, whether it's waxing or waning, gibbous or crescent, and appreciate the many features that set our moon apart from the other 100-plus moons of the solar system, and even celebrate our loyal satellite as a planet in its own right.
The impact that blasted this crater out of Mimas probably came close to breaking the moon apart.
This sets the moon apart from the planet Mercury, where thick ice layers are common inside polar craters.
In fact, orbital analysis shows that Phobos is gradually being pulled in by Mars and millions of years from now that gravity will rip the moon apart.
Smith remembers one occasion where he and Moon tore apart a pair of trousers, with an accomplice later looking for one-legged trousers.
Grimm adds that: What is most important for us, out of the heathen fancy of a kidnapping man of the moon, which, apart from Scandinavia, was doubtless in vogue all over Teutondom, if not farther, there has evolved itself since a Christian adaptation.
Some of the rings might come from moons torn apart by the planet's gravity, or they could have formed as the planets formed.
Ganymede's great distinction among moons - apart from its size - is that it has its own magnetic field.
