Sentence examples for moon early from inspiring English sources

The finding shows that the moon, early in its history, experienced tectonic and volcanic activity normally associated with large planets.

Their existence shows that the moon, early in its history, experienced tectonic and volcanic activity normally associated with much bigger planets.

China is also considering sending a rover to the moon early in the next decade in preparation for a possible human landing.

For instance, in his 1865 novel From the Earth to the Moon, early sci-fi author Jules Verne presented us with "light-propelled" spaceships.

I was unaware it was a vernal equinox but saw the huge full moon early and low on the horizon as we drove into the Peacock Mountains and through the Cottonwood Cliffs.

NEW DELHI Indiaia launched its first unmanned spacecraft to orbit the moon early Wednesday, part of an effort to assert its power in space and claim some of the business opportunities there.

The data suggest that larger objects tended to hit the moon earlier in its history than did smaller objects.

The UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, earlier said he supported the deployment of AU troops to fight Boko Haram, which is increasing its attacks in the runup to the general election on 14 February.

The families said they met with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon earlier in the week and said in a press release on Thursday that Ban had called Bauer and Fattal's imprisonment "totally unacceptable".

The touchdown of the unmanned Chang'e 3 lander is the latest mission in the country's ambitious space programme, which is intended to put a Chinese astronaut on the moon early next decade.

The long-proposed ocean on Jupiter's moon Europa began to look very real after the Galileo spacecraft sped past the ice-covered moon early this year.