Sentence examples for moon that would from inspiring English sources

"We have looked for evidence of the second moon and we have not seen any of the suggested characteristics of the internal structure of the Moon that would be consistent with the idea of a second companion," said Prof Zuber.

SHE promised the moon -- specifically, a three-quarters moon that would bathe the Great Swamp in a lovely glow.

On most nights, about a couple dozen stars can be seen over Manhattan; and in Times Square, the city's epicenter of artificial light, an observer would be hard pressed to pick out the brightest object in the sky after the moon — that would be Venus.

In particular, as part of reference missions to the Moon that would fit in the time frame 2020 to 2030, ESA has addressed the definition of lunar surface exploration missions in line with its space exploration strategy, with the common mission goals of returning samples from the Moon and Mars and expanding human presence to these destinations in a step-wise approach.

Bezos' plan, uncovered by The Washington Post via a draft proposal presented to NASA and Trump's administration, outlines Blue Origin's plan to create a cargo spacecraft destined for the Moon that would help it ferry supplies, experiments and even people to Earth's largest natural satellite by around July 2020.

Charlie: If we could collaborate with Walk The Moon that would be sick.

Our editorial looked ahead to the moon landing in 1969, then to the building of moon bases that would be a steppingstone for manned voyages to the planets, "even to distant Pluto".

I knew I wouldn't get a boy like DiCaprio to swear upon yonder blessed moon that he would adventure to a vast shore washed with the farthest sea for me, but I craved it nonetheless.

Even if he hadn't walked on the moon that alone would have made Langholm the perfect place to celebrate his life and achievements.

During the inter-Korean summit, the adviser recounted, Kim told President Moon that North Korea would not need a nuclear weapon — or make its people suffer to achieve it — if the United States agreed to meet more frequently, foster trust, and formally end the Korean War with a non-aggression treaty.

Kim told Moon that he would soon invite experts and journalists from the United States and SouthKorea to "transparently open to the international community" the dismantling of the facilities, the Blue House said.