Sentence examples for the moon arose from inspiring English sources

Initially, Urey rejected the hypothesis that the Moon and Earth had a common origin, believing instead that the Moon arose independently, was older than the Earth, and was only later captured by the Earth.

The moon arose when a Mars-sized object hit our planet, a collision that presumably spewed lots of dust into space.

The word, derived from the Latin word from moon, arises from ancient beliefs that people could become "moonstruck" by lunar movements.

Like those places, Boo'ya Moon arises from childhood longings for the things not provided by one's parents or guardians, and it's as forbidding as it is wonderful.

Check the moon phase and the moon rise and set.

The researchers suggest that the lunar water's scarcity and uneven distribution arose during the moon's formation from a hot mess of gas and molten rock 4.5 billion years ago.

The first poem is perhaps his best known: From top the eastward peak; arose the clear white moon: her immaculate face turned and turned in my mind.

Computer simulations indicate that such a moon could arise if an object the size of Mars (which has one-tenth Earth's mass) struck our planet at an oblique angle; the resulting moon would be composed mostly of the impactor, including its small core, plus a scraping of Earth's iron-poor mantle.