moon's orbit

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Beginners might think that the job is done once it is placed in moon's orbit, but they are mistaken.

This is because of the Moon's orbit around Earth which is oval or elliptical in shape.

The inclinations of the earth's axis and the moon's orbit introduce an added complication to the picture we have just described .