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Girl shook her head, opened her how much better than the moon's bright eye worse, pink lips closed but has been reluctant to open.

Radio signals beamed through the moon's atmosphere will reveal how much the temperature varies by latitude and altitude.

He was reputed to have drowned in a lake while trying to embrace the moon's reflection in the water from a boat.

generally it is just light enough for us to be able to see its outline, so that we speak of seeing "the old moon in the new moon's arms. "

Both are relevant, though the Progressed Moon's house placement tends to be more obvious and tangible in its manifestation.

He looked down. In the full moon's pale light he could make out dried mud on the base of the chair legs.

"The old moon in the new moon's arms" is nothing but that part of the moon's surface on which it is night, lighted up by earthlight .

This happens about once or twice a year, on the average, but not each month since the Moon's orbit around the Earth is slightly tilted.

To put it another way, he said, about 16 ounces of water might be present for every 1, 000 pounds of surface soil near the moon's poles.

Also surprising was the cornucopia of other elements and molecules that Lcross scooped out of the Cabeus crater, near the Moon's south pole.

We do not know much yet about the moon's mantle, that section of superheated rock which goes down hundreds of miles below the crust.

But residents hope that the sea (with the moon's help) may still offer something profitable and a bit more predictable.

The icy moon's famed jets emanate from at least eight distinct source regions, which lie on or near the tiger stripes.

The satellite, known as Lcross (pronounced L-cross), crashed into a crater near the Moon's south pole a month ago.

Looking up from the moon's surface, the Apollo astronauts were able to see the great, shining earth.

If the equivalence principle were violated, the moon's orbit around the Earth would appear skewed, either towards or away from the sun.

They added that there was no or very little hydrogen in the magma ocean during the Moon's formation.

unlit but for the furtive glimpses of the moon's single pale eye as it slips in and out of the clouds and fog.

It due to enter the moon's orbit in about a week's time and should bring back pictures of the planet surface by the end of November.

NASA televised live images of the LCROSS as it crashed into a crater near the moon's south pole.

Explanation: The Moon's south pole is near the top of this sharp telescopic view looking across the southern lunar highlands.

In an eclipse of the sun, the moon is between the earth and the sun, so that from any point within the moon's shadow the sun is invisible.

As a result, familiar details of the Moon's nearside are easy to pick out, including the smooth lunar mare and the large ray crater Tycho.

To have understood the moon's patterns from experience must been a profound thing.

New research indicates cracks in the moon's crust that have formed as the interior has cooled and shrunk over the last billion years or so.

The independent Aries Moon's visit to your 7th House of Companions reflects your desire to stand separate from a relationship.

These different aspects represent the amounts of the moon's illuminated surface visible to us in different parts of its orbit.

McCubbin agrees that there may have been some way for water to be retained in this accepted model of the moon's formation.

The Satisfied Customer, perhaps owing to a collision with the moon's jagged surface, deflated into a rubber rag.

The shrinkage has wrinkled parts of the moon's surface like a raisin, creating pinched formations called lobate scarps. . .

The Black Moon's aspiration for perfection and the rigorous, exacting nature of Saturn reinforce each other.

Likewise, because the size of the moon's orbit varies slightly, each perigee is not always the same distance away from Earth.

this water gets the weakest pull of the moon ' s gravity , so it is left heaped up in a bulge too.

Before it cooled, there was a so-called magma ocean on the Moon's surface - molten rocks, capable of retaining high quantities of water.

Pluto's companion Charon might be covered with active volcanoes of ammonia-rich water spewing forth from the moon's deep interior.

Whatever the source, a rich milieu ended up in Cabeus, a small crater in permanent shadow on the moon's south pole.

The orange Moon's dark markings and odd shape put the photographer in mind of an alien creature's face staring down at the passing ship.

It's wise for you to give one last push prior to the Moon's exit from initiating Aries this afternoon.

Resembling the moon's surface, the map shows debris and parts of the ship scattered across a 15 square-mile patch of ocean floor.

The little bear begins to talk with the moon: He believes his own echo is the moon's response.

In just the past few years, scientists have confirmed the presence of ice at the moon's north pole as well as beneath the surface of Mars.

Over the next three to four years the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will build a detailed map of the moon's surface.

The astronomers came up with the scenario to explain why the moon's far side is so much more hilly than the one that is always facing Earth.

Bright beads around the Moon's dark silhouette are rays of sunlight shining through lunar valleys at the edge of the lunar disk.

After a few minutes of observation, the space vehicle will plunge into the moon's surface as well.

Still, the Moon's silhouette was highlighted by these glistening diamonds as the total eclipse phase ended.

When I was a boy, people were still worried whether or not a spacecraft would sink into the Moon's surface.

Other theories, including Schultz's, provide different explanations for the "mysterious dichotomy" between the Moon's nearside and farside.

The moon's raw material could also be turned into the water, oxygen, building materials and rocket fuel needed for human exploration .

It's unclear whether the outfit has piqued U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's curiosity or is simply too close for comfort.

Canada should endorse United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon's detailed five-point plan on nuclear disarmament and disarmament issues.

But, watched by an estimated 500m people on television, the astronauts who stepped onto the moon's pockmarked surface were American.

The moon's crust is thicker on its far side (pictured) and differs in composition from rocks on the side facing Earth.

The new poems, which must have tonal pattern and rhyme scheme, should inherit the tradition sof New Moon's theory and practice.

From the beginning though, things were changing, as the Moon's orbit was getting larger.

Moonquake data collected in the Apollo era were supposed to help scientists understand what lay beneath the moon's crust.

NASA crashed the rocket and a satellite into the moon's surface on Friday morning in a $79 million mission.

The moon is always hiding in the clouds, the son of some elementary school just unhappy with the good side of eating moon cakes moon's.

Taylor's new theory of how the moon formed suggests that water has been present throughout the moon's entire history.

However the small size of the Moon's core and the required surface magnetic field strengths were problematic for this theory.

On an undeveloped beach, the brightest light is the moon's reflection off the surf.

The eclipse, which takes place on July 11th, will barely touch land as it casts the moon's shadow across the Pacific Ocean.

Now we only have to wait a little while for our satellite to get into moon's orbit.

The moon's axis tilts only slightly, so there are areas of high elevation at its poles that remain almost constantly exposed to the sun.

The smaller moon breaks up and spreads out from the collision point like a landslide, thickening the larger moon's crust on one side.

The presence of the moon's exosphere was confirmed by instruments on the Cassini probe which orbits Saturn and its moons.

According to one of the theories of the Moon's formation, a Mars-size object collided with the young Earth billions of years ago.

They concluded there could still be a deep ocean on Enceladus, but that there are also other possible explanations for the moon's jets.

The Moon's dynamic square to the Sun in your 12th House of Privacy indicates that you might attempt to keep something to yourself today.

Cassini will be 120 miles from the small moon's icy surface when it passes through the edge of the geysers.

And conversely, Earth's gravity has slowed the moon's rotation so that it always presents the same face to its parent planet.

You want your emotions to make sense now, and the Moon's return to your sign can actually help you during this phase.

Teacher De ie Moon's first graders were discus ing a picture of a family.

Others argue that lopsided bombardment by asteroids and comets explain our Moon's Janus-faced exterior.

U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's office released a statement Tuesday saying he "strongly deplores" the move.

It will be a pleasure to welcome you to one moon's new environment, which I hope will be more comfortable and more personal than before.

Another explanation proposes that the water came from vapour produced when comets and meteors crashed into the Moon's surface.

New Horizons' infrared observations may provide insight into the composition of the moon's surface and interior.

Research geophysicist Malcom Johnston with the USGS says that blaming such events on the moon's orbit is not a new idea.

The moon's bulky dimensions may be a reflection of its unique origin.

It's being sent on a two-year mission to map in-depth the moon's topography and its mineral and chemical properties.

It also asked for intelligence on Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's management and decision-making style.

It was difficult -- in Eagle's small space -- to get into space suits that would protect them on the moon's surface.

The moon's been going in and out of the clouds.

The finding blows away accepted beliefs that water could not exist on the moon's surface, especially in very hot areas near the equator.

It located in the moon's southern pole region, but since its far site of the moon, it only can be seen in the space.

It is regarded the perfect moment if someone catches the moon's reflection in the center of his or her teacup.

We need to find out because much more than the crust , the mantle contains information about a planet or moon's total composition .

the last fourth of the moon's period of revolution around the Earth.

Analysis of the moon's surface suggests plumes of warmer water well up beneath its icy shell, melting and fracturing the outer layers.

Analysis of the moon's surface suggests plumes of warmer water well up beneath its icy shell, melting and fracturing the outer layers.

Scientists are now eager to find more water ice possibly hidden within the shadowed lunar craters, or deeper within the moon's interior.

The lunar orbiter will map the moon's surface from orbit in unsurpassed resolution, capturing even the tracks that lunar rovers left behind.

The auric field of the Bodhisattva expands to be outside of the moon's orbit, boarding upon becoming solar in nature.

But the Moon's conjunction with logical Mercury can add subjectivity to your thinking, so be sure to stick closely to the facts.

The anorthosite and similar rock types in the highlands and basalt lavas in the m area are the Moon's basic building blocks.

Ban Ki-Moon's re-election required the approval of all five permanent members of the Security Council.

In November, NASA crashed a probe into the Cabeus crater near the moon's south pole and also found evidence of water.

Rice said President Obama will address U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's September 22 summit meeting on climate change.

The month depends on the moon's journey around the earth.

The path of the Moon's umbral shadow begins in India and crosses through Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, and China.

Scientists had assumed that these pockets of frozen water at the moon's poles came from external sources like meteors or comets.

A great many people around the world watched on television as the astronaut stepped onto the moon's surface.

This would explain the moon's strange half-black, half-white appearance, first noted by Giovanni Cassini in the late seventeenth century.

NASA hopes to build a permanent manned base on the moon's surface as a prelude to subsequent exploration missions to Mars.

This regular regression of the Moon's nodes is the other cycle that determines the patterns of eclipses over time.

The variation of moon's gravity pull causes the alternation of flood tides and ebb tides on the earth.

The ice, the hope went, would have arrived on board comets that crash at random on to the moon's surface.

Brown and colleagues first looked at the data using a digital filter they developed that reveals details only on the moon's surface.

Moon's weak gravity let the gasses slip away into space.

The favored location- Saha Crater-is near the moon's equator and only three degrees onto the lunar farside.

Those places not in the direct path will see a partial eclipse from the moon's penumbral shadow.

Earth tugging on the Moon's surface has slowed down the rotation of the Moon over time.

LRO's latest science upload has also revealed the possible presence of water ice near the moon's shadowed regions.

Piano in the tactful lyric, as woman in the moon 's shadow dancer, graceful, dancing, artistic conception beauty be just perfect.

When astronomers got their first glimpses of the moon's far side, however, they saw a strikingly different landscape.

But on the moon such geologic features usually occur following collapses of lava tubes, which formed long ago in the moon's history.

The scientists say this slow paced crash may have caused a build up of material and the formation of highlands on the Moon's far side.

The Moon's visit to your 8th House of Shared Resources marks a good day to consider making a financial investment.

Explanation: Dark, smooth regions that cover the Moon's familiar face are called by Latin names for oceans and seas.

One leading idea is that gravitational tidal forces reshaped the moon's crust and made it lopsided.

We analyze and discuss moon's impacts on satellite, and give its change rule.

It will fulfill four scientific objectives including a three-dimensional survey of the moon's surface.

The Moon's orbit is elliptical, meaning it does not follow a circular but rather an oval path.

How long haven't I stared at moon's face?

Not everyone agrees, but some experts are convinced that whatever created the SPA basin did penetrates the Moon's metal.

Uncovering details about the lunar core is critical for developing accurate models of the Moon's formation.

A new study in the journal Icarus offers an explanation for the moon's seemingly unbalanced configuration.

The moon's pull on Earth raises and lowers sea levels in the form of tides.

10 Meter moon's love let me love dearly.

The Sun's distance from the Earth is about 400 times the Moon's distance, and the Sun's diameter is about 400 times the Moon's diameter.

The Moon's actual radius varies as a function of position angle and libration because of the irregularity in the limb profile.

The moon's plumes emit particles that are 90% water, in vaporized form, and contribute to the large rings around Saturn.

However this is the Moon's last visit to your career sector before the Sun arrives, 2 weeks to the day after the Moon leaves on Saturday.

But punching holes through the moon's thick, icy outer layers has always seemed untenable.

On July 11, after a long trek eastward across the southern Pacific Ocean, the Moon's shadow reached landfall in South America.

The best explanation, Sharp says, is that there was hardly any hydrogen in the moon's magma ocean.

And the water molecules that found their way to the floors of craters near the moon's poles that water wound be perpetually frozen.

Schultz proposes "a high-angle collision at the Moon's south pole" which formed the farside's thicker crust and highlands.

But holding tons of equipment to the moon for fuel and life support system for moon's base, will it be too expensive?

A radar experiment aboard India's Chandrayaan-1 lunar spacecraft also found thick deposits of water-ice near the Moon's north pole.

The moon's surface is a mottled mix of light soil and dark lava plains called maria.

A half moon's fading from my sight, I see your vision in its light.

But these deposits probably came from comets that slammed into the Moon's surface, said Dr Sharp.

Any water molecules found way to floor to the moon's poles, that water would be perpetually frozen.

It located in the moon's south polar region, but since it on the far side of the moon, it can only be seen from space.

Lunar Prospector mapped the Moon's surface composition, gravity and magnetic fields.

They plan to excavate a crater on the moon's south pole; a place they believe contains hydrogen and possibly water.

This amazing picture captures the moon's most detailed image ever recorded for its cratered surface.

But the ancients did know that the moon's motion against the zodiac appears to periodically slow down and speed up.

And the Moon's center of mass is not at the geometric center of the satellite; it's about 1. 2 miles off-center.

Then Armstrong and Aldin flew the small lunar module, the Eagle, to the moon's surface.

The battle moon's weapons proved too powerful, and both Callista and Geith were killed.

After this we walked on the moon's surface to look for the instruments.

The Roche limit for the earth is a small fraction of the radius of the moon' s orbit.

Now , keep in mind that a theory of the moon's origin has to be consistent with two important facts.

Any theory of the moon's creation needed to explain this mystery.

Even better, it shows the track the moon's shadow makes across the Earth.

Two astronauts would ride in it from the orbiting command module to the moon's surface.

To explore the Moon's surface, rockets, satellites and airships were launched again and again.

To explore the Moon's surface, rockets, satellites and airships were launched again and again.

However the rigidity argument applies only to the outer few hundred km of the moon's interior.

Upon completion of the Lunar Orbiter 5 mission, the moon's surface had been 99 percent mapped.

Areas in blue show relatively high concentrations of water near the moon's poles.

Thankfully, the Moon's conjunction with enriching Venus indicates that hard work will be rewarded.

On November 8th an asteroid will pass Earth within the moon's orbit, offering a rare opportunity for study.

Remember the moon's lack of atmosphere means that even small meteoroids make craters.

China hopes to land an unmanned rover on the moon's surface by 2012 and later put a man on the moon.

The troopers and Yoda crash-landed on the moon's surface after being shot down by Separatist frigates.

The Moon's orbital motion carries it across the field of view from left to right.

Out of the heavenly sea onto the moon's shores.

Binoculars, a telescope or even the naked eye will provide a view of the moon's craters and surface features.

tides, because the moon's closest point to Earth is called perigee.

The other, the Mini-SAR, will to look for ice deposits in the moon's polar regions.

And we need to find out, because much more than the crust the mantle contains the information about planets and moon's total composition.

The GRAIL mission will map moon's gravity so scientists can figure out what is inside.

If the tapes are located and still in good condition, we might finally see the moon's surface almost as Neil Armstrong saw it.

Remember the moon's lack that atmosphere means that even small meteorites make craters.

Craters and cratered terrains are rare in this view of the southern region of the moon's Saturn-facing hemisphere.

While comets supplied the moon's internal supply of water, solar winds supplied the moon's external supply of water.

But there are compelling reasons in favor of another moon landing too, and not at the lest to pinpoint to the moon's age.

And remember the podcast from April 27th, about a Soviet reflector found on the moon's surface after forty years?

The craft stayed in space for 16 months before being intentionally crashed on to the Moon's surface.

But during an eclipse, the source of light is blocked and the moon's disk goes unusually dark.

You should be ripe for a yummy weekend with the Moon's shift into your 5th House of Romance on Friday.

New simulations now suggest such moon-on-moon violence could explain a long-standing puzzle about the moon's two-faced nature.

Unlike earlier lunar missions, C didn't orbit only around moon's equator.

"It's All the Moon's Fault" is a quite popular song familiar to young people.

one giant leap for mankind. "Armstrong and Aldrin explored the moon's surface. "

The Moon's elliptical orbit means its distance from the Earth is not constant.

We have to find out, because much more than the crust, the metal contains the information about the planet and the moon's total compesation.

With the advent of the space age, humans visited the Moon's dream has been achieved.

When the moon's shadow gradually climbed up, I miss for you.

Scientist know very little about the configuration of the moon's surface.

Asteroid YU55 passed very close to Earth this week--inside the moon's orbit, even, at a distance of 201, 700 miles from the Earth's core.

Rising on March 19, its exact full phase occurred within an hour of perigee, the closest point in the Moon's orbit to Earth.

The first main task this sample performs is loading an external image file, which is a photograph of the moon's surface.

A handful of islands in the South Pacific enjoyed the longest time spent in the moon's shadow.

To explore the moon's surface, rockets were launched into space again and again .

This figure suggests that if the moon's shadow were indeed a ship, it would be 1, 064 miles (1, 712 kilometers) long, researchers said.

And we need to find out, because much more than the crust, the mantle contains information about the planet's or moon's total composition.

A unit of time corresponding approximately to one cycle of the moon's phases, or about30 days or4 weeks.

On terrain as unforgiving as the moon's, that's invaluable.

Another 400, 000 kilometers away, the Moon's sunlit crescent shines brightly, its night side illuminated by Earthshine .

One elephant put his trunk into the water to touch the Moon's reflection.

But the new theory builds on the 'giant impact' model that explains the moon's creation.

Er~, it is located in the moon's south, polar religon, but, since some far side of moon, it can only be seen from the space.

Even before Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon's surface in 1969, people were planning their holidays to space.

The black streaks come from the moon's strangest features, its geysers.

So ice water could be self-sustaining system for moon's base, or a camp and dapture of futher explosion.

It was the moon's fault.

LRO and other spacecraft ultimately found evidence of tons of water ice at the moon's north pole and elsewhere.

They moved easily and quickly, because the moon's gravity is six times less than Earth's.

To explore the moon's surface, rockets were launched again and again.

so that we speak of seeing "the old moon in the new moon's arms. "

The lunar module began a slanting descent to the moon's surface .

Remember, the moon's lack about atmosphere means that even small M make C.

He possesses obscure geek knowledge, such as the location of the retro reflectors on the Moon's surface.

During this period, relatively well-known writers, such as tyrants the world chimed in that the moon's works are very typical network color.

But now scientists say they've spotted water right on the moon's surface.

The object's shadow is directly on the left, while the Moon's shadow has a center pointing to the upper left.

Third Witch Nose of Turk and Tartar's lips, slivered in the moon's eclipse.

The moon's flame brightened the vast expanse of grassland.

And we need to find out, much more than a crust, the mantle contains information about the planets or moon's totally compostion.

Armstrong and Aldrin explored the moon's surface.

So the moon's gravity pulls the sea toward it on one side of the earth, creating one high tide.

No, but there are meteorites entering our atmosphere almost constantly. You are familiar with what the moon's surface looks like right?

Over six months, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter took 1, 700 pictures of the moon's polar region.

What is the mechanism for the adsorption of water, hydroxyl and other minerals recently found on the Moon's surface?

The Moon's reflection shine big and round and silver in the water.

Then the moon's temperature may drop 300 degress in a very short time.

And Moon's friend Denis Jakic, 19, will also vote Labor over Work Choices.

within it the moon's route is indicated relative to earth.

This, in turn, will yield more data about the moon's internal anatomy.

Installed a season season concern also to store in moon's piggy bank, waited for the time visited review at that time thoughts.

According to legend, Li Bo was drowned while drunkenly leaning from a boat to embrace the moon's reflection on the water.

The Moon's heavily cratered surface is the result of intense pummelling by space rocks between 4. 1 and 3. 8 billion years ago.

The radius of the Earth's orbit is about 400 times the radius of the Moon's orbit.

The moon's rays tinged the mountains silver.

Once the moon's gravity fields are mapped, the data will be compared with topographical features, such as mountains and impact basins.

Full moon's two days off.

The moon's lucent rays silvered the river.

The moon's Senatorial representative at the time was young Riyo Chuchi.

The only way to understand moon's age is to study its rocks directly?

It's strange to think that nothing wears away on the moon's surface.

e. g. The moon's disk was reflected in the pond.

Scientists first saw a plume of water vapor and dust shooting from the moon's south pole in 2005.

The world's first television image of the Moon's surface was obtained by AIS Luna-9, launched from Earth on January 31, 1966.

We can't change this natural law any more than we can change the moon's orbit.

the period of the Moon's rotation around the Earth is about 29. 53 days(called "month" in lunar calendar) and so on.