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* ''[[Full Moon]]'' (1947) ...Wodehouse novel)|Heavy Weather]], [[Uncle Fred in the Springtime]], [[Full Moon]], [[Pigs Have Wings]],'' and ''[[Service with a Smile]]''.

...y a retentive memory, to tell you, that the sky is an azure; that the sun, moon, and stars, are bright; that the rose is red, the lily white or yellow, and ...glory for that of the sun; and of glory in a less degree for those of the moon and stars: that his idea of the beams of the sun may be composed of this id

...e over each. Theia and Hyperion ruled the [[sun]], Phoebe and Atlas the [[moon]], Dione and Crius the planet [[Mars]], Metis and Coeus ruled [[Mercury]],

...] of the [[United States Navy|U.S. Navy]]. She was named after ''[[Oberon (moon)|Oberon]],'' one of the moons of the planet [[Uranus]]. Commissioned as AK-

...timately write only two stage plays (his second was an adaptation of ''The Moon Is Down''), and because Kaufman was an experienced playwright, it is often His novel ''[[The Moon is Down]]'' (1942), about the [[Socrates]]-inspired spirit of resistance in

A Trip to the Moon (1902), by early filmmaker Georges Méliès, was a notable silent film whic

...could become a major space power by 2050: Plans include launches, robotic moon bases, and interplanetary manned missions.

* ''Blue Moon Over Thurman Street'' (with [[Roger Dorband]]), 1993

...he position of the stars and how they changed, the changing aspects of the Moon, a host of ideas abounded dating back to the Greeks and possibly further ba ...ican v. 228, #5: 84-92 </ref> Galileo went on to make observations of the Moon, the Sun, the planets and stars.<ref> Galilei, Galileo (1610). The Starry M

'''''Full Moon''''' is a comic novel by [[P.G. Wodehouse]], first published in the United * [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/w/p-g-wodehouse/full-moon.htm Fantastic Fiction's page], with details of published editions, photos o

'''màrè''' ''plain'' (on the Moon or Mercury, plural '''mària''') '''mària''' ''moon'' (plural of '''màrè''', dark "sea" area on Moon or Mercury)

...debuts, and its promotional clip of astronauts planting a MTV flag on the moon became iconic with the brand. By 1983, it had become available in most citi

...entric world-view of his age, but on the other hand he recognised that the Moon's orbit around the Earth was inclined towards the equator of the earth.

- [[Ban Ki-moon]] -

...lo program]], along with the [[Lunar Module]], to land astronauts on the [[Moon]]. Together they were called the [[Apollo spacecraft]]. After the conclusio ...d out of lunar orbit, and for mid-course corrections between the Earth and Moon.

...e their own [[natural satellite]]s (usually termed "moons" after Earth's [[Moon]]). In addition, the four giant planets are encircled by [[planetary ring]] ...ses by the inverse square law as it reaches further away from the sun. The Moon, by comparison, which also has no atmosphere but is much further from the s

<blockquote>We make guilty of our disasters the sun, the moon, and the stars, as if we were villains by necessity, fools by heavenly comp

...ly]]. These included speculations on the spherical nature of the earth and moon, and the rotation and movement of the earth through the heavens. ...s cycle|saros]]. In the [[2nd century B.C.]], the size and distance of the moon were estimated by [[Hipparchus]], who also authored the first stellar catal

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