Sentence examples for moon should have from inspiring English sources

Usually during Type 1 cycles, the Moon should have a larger interaction with high-speed streams and the magnetosphere compared to that during Type 2 cycles.

According to current models of that collision, the ring of debris that eventually became the moon should have ended up in a plane tilted no more than 1° from the ecliptic, the plane in which Earth orbits the sun, says Kaveh Pahlevan, a planetary scientist at Université Côte d'Azur in Nice, France.

Also, Peter Bogdanovich's "Paper Moon" should have been Best Picture nominated.

That still leaves scientists without a full explanation for why the small moon should have ice volcanoes--something not seen anywhere else in the solar system.

That the sun, whose mass is twenty-seven million times as great as the moon's, should have less influence over the tides than the earth's small satellite is at first surprising.

Oscar needed 20 minutes to read a passage on Neil Armstrong landing his Eagle spacecraft on the moon; it should have taken 5 minutes, she said, but Oscar was determined, reading out loud to himself.

He came up with us to the roof, and decided that since the clouds were mostly in the east and only really blocking out the moon, we should have Public Night for the school group after all, even if conditions weren't perfect.

If that's the case, the moon and Earth should have a different chemical fingerprint.

After the last giant impact that formed the moon, the mantle should have been almost completely stripped of iridium, platinum and their cousins.

A moon-spawning collision should have vaporized water ice and hydrogen, leaving the satellites with none.

Any moon whose orbit was between the original orbit of the Moon and today's one should have been removed by collisions with our satellite.