英語 での The moon's orbit の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Moon's orbit is tilted in relationship to the Earth orientation, and thus at some times it reflects more sunlight, thus called a Full Moon, and at other times is mostly in the Earth's shadow.
It will cut across the moon's orbit in just about 9 hours after the launch, pass near Jupiter in February 2007, and get through and observe Pluto and its satellite Charon at 14 kilometers a second in 2015 Fig. 2.
But since Planet X arrived in the inner solar system in 2003, the Moon's orbit has become more extreme, like a hat tilted on a head, pulled down over one ear.
How does a seemingly innocent astrophysics article about tiny asteroids sharing the Moon's orbit go viral and appear on spoof sites showing two Moons in the sky along with a two-headed baby?
While much of the ZetaTalk concentrates on the daylight side of the Earth facing the Sun and Planet X, it has also been said about the Moon's orbit not in the right position on the long night side of the Earth and it eventually turns blood red due to the red dust.
They include the relative sizes of the Earth, moon and sun, their distances from each other and the fact that the Earth's orbit around the sun and the moon's orbit around the Earth occur more or less on the same plane.
Full Moons that occur on the perigee side of the Moon's orbit seem extra big and bright.
L4 and L5 are points of gravitational equilibrium located on the Moon's orbit at equal distances from both the Earth and the Moon. .
The Moon's orbit of the Earth may slow down, in its attempt to avoid the particle flow smog around the Earth's middle.
L4 and L5 are points of stable gravitational equilibrium located just inside the Moon's orbit at equal distances from both the Earth and the Moon. .
They show that, although the inner disk eventually cools to temperatures at which volatile elements can condense, this occurs after the Moon's orbit has expanded away from the disk and after the growth of the Moon has ceased.
Cycles in nature arise from the Earth's rotation, the moon traveling around the Earth, and the revolution of the Earth around the sun, but the Earth is not a sphere filled with the same material in equal density, nor is the moon's orbit, or that of the Earth, a perfect circle of the sort rendered with a compass.
The moon's orbit around the earth is not circular; it is elliptical.
Sometimes, a full moon coincides with perigee- that point in the moon's orbit when it's closest to Earth- and will appear somewhat larger than usual.
Were the SDO positioned to either side of the Earth, so that the extreme tilt of the Moon's orbits these days were to be evident, the SDO team would have explaining to do.
New model explains the moon's weird orbit.
Why has NASA failed to mention this, while also ignoring the Moon's errant orbit.
The Moon's unnatural orbit and irregular composition raise hundreds of questions that neither NASA scientists, astronomers or geologists are able to answer today.