Sentence examples for moon dropped from inspiring English sources
However, one of the most dramatic demonstrations came when Dave Scott, an astronaut on the Apollo 15 mission to the airless surface of the moon, dropped a hammer and a feather and observed the result.
As temperatures inside the moon dropped, the water in this subterranean ocean began to freeze, causing a churning that forced plumes of icy slush to burst through the hard crust.
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Coming home, I shot a high duck against the rising moon and dropped him in the canal.
By 2 30 the other morning, the moon had dropped well down in the west, behind the birches.
In 2004, seven years after departing Earth, Cassini arrived on one of the moons and dropped off a lander.
"The Catholic Church holds it better for the sun and moon to drop from heaven, for the earth to fail, and for all the many millions on it to die from starvation in extremist agony… than that one soul… should commit one single venial sin, should tell one wilful untruth, or should steal one poor farthing without excuse," Hitchens quoted, throwing Blair's own beliefs directly back in his face.
When the moon abruptly drops behind the cottage, the narrator snaps out of his dream, and his thoughts turn towards death.
The Catholic church holds it better for the sun and moon to drop from heaven, for the earth to fail and for all the many millions on it to die in extremist agony than one soul should tell one willful untruth or should steal one farthing without excuse.
According to Aldrin, the rags used to wipe the moon dust were dropped in the ocean "so the poor underwater creatures got our moon germs instead".
We moved around like orbiting planets, we played with footballs and torches in the darkness to demonstrate the phases of the moon, and we dropped things to demonstrate that no matter how much something weighs, heavy things and light things dropped from the same height always fall to the floor in the same time (neglecting air resistance).
