Sentence examples for the current moon from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama's plan has not gained wide support in Congress, but neither has there been a groundswell to keep the current moon program, known as Constellation, which would need a large increase in financing to put it back on track.
Bathys has chosen a jeweled, Swiss-Made quartz movement that not only tells time, but gives both the date and the current moon phase – a real help for surfer chicks waiting for the big tides or astronomers waiting for dark nights.
If so, perhaps this lost moon's isotopic composition was similar to Earth's, explaining the current moon's similarities with our planet, Zhang told SPACE.com.
Under this it displays the current Moon phase, as well as the dates of the next full Moon and Waning Gibbous, on the left/center/right respectively.
The current frontrunner, Moon Jae-in, is an establishment progressive who used to work in the Roh Moo-Hyun administration.
NASA's current moon mission plans call for the construction of a station that would orbit the moon on a permanent basis.
Rufu said, "That would be fun to see, right?" Our current moon is also undoubtedly our last, or at least the last one that we'll see.
One early hypothesis was that Pluto was an escaped moon of Neptune, knocked out of orbit by its largest current moon, Triton.
Now, new research in the journal Nature Geoscience suggests that an ancient collision could have sent a ring of debris containing at least 100 small moons into orbit around the Red Planet, which eventually coalesced into Phobos and Deimos Mars's two current moons.
One scientist, who insisted on anonymity out of concern for his career, called the current thinking on moon rovers "sheer fantasy" that relies on plans for something that would be too heavy and too expensive, and would leave astronauts too vulnerable to the intense radiation that washes over the moon.
In what some call the current generation's moon landing, President Obama became the first president to do what during a town hall this week? A. The dougie B. Don the little-used Presidential Onesie C. Tweet (using Twitter) D. Tweet (like an actual bird) 6.
