Sentence examples for the moon increases from inspiring English sources

This stability is achieved because the Moon increases the precession rate of the Earth's spin axis, thereby avoiding resonances between the precession of the spin and precession frequencies of the ascending node of the planet's orbit.

"And the question now is what is the mechanism behind this?" Because the subjects couldn't see the moon, increased light levels aren't producing the effect, at least not entirely.

This may be related to an increase in both the time needed to detect prey (on brighter nights prey are more concealed and wary) and the time the predator devotes to visual displays (the full moon increases the conspicuousness of signalling).

The "Moon hoax" rapidly increased the Sun's circulation, but the paper was roundly criticized when its deceit was discovered.

It's possible that owners and their pets simply spend more time outside on nights when the moon is bright, increasing the risk of injury, researchers reported in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Other exhibits in the revamped Astrocentre included a new 50-seat mini-theatre, wall murals illustrating the phases of the moon, plus an increasing number of hands-on exhibits and interactive computer-driven displays.

Waxing crescent: This is the sliver of a crescent when the moon begins to increase in size.

The researchers who reported this finding in Geophysical Research Letters say Dione's ocean has existed since the moon's origin, which increases the chances that microbial life is thriving in its waters.

Others speculated that the moon's orbit could increase the amount of meteoric dust reaching Earth, which could also trigger rain when it hit clouds, or that the moon could create a pressure bulge that would affect storm systems a hypothesis floated by the study's lead author, Randall Cerveny of ASU Tempe.

The collapse of tidal bulges of the Moon associated with the increase of the Earth Moon distance should have resulted in a characteristic deformation pattern depending on latitudes and longitudes in the lunar lithosphere.

If Dione turned out to have a liquid layer under its crust, that would increase the moon's chances of supporting life.