A navigator had to use complex observing instruments to note the position of the moon and stars.

VOA: special.2010.07.14

So, Galileo here is struggling to get the proper visionary fix on the moon at a point in the day when there are no absolutes.

因此，伽利略在此是试图着要在没有绝对的时刻,得到月亮的方位。

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or to know how to, you know, put a man on the moon, but I think,

或如何把人类送上月球，但是我认为

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"I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the Earth.

VOA: special.2009.07.08

Like the moon, Satan may look beautiful, but upon a closer scrutiny that beauty begins to yield certain metaphysical flaws.

像月亮那样，撒旦看起来非常美好，但是近看,就会发现这份美丽开始显露出一些抽象的瑕疵。

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That budget would end funding for the Constellation program, which would have returned U.S.astronauts to the moon as a stepping stone to Mars.

VOA: standard.2010.04.15

The moon god has to come up at night and hang around for a while And go back down.

月神每晚都得出来，并且在天空悬一会儿,然后才能回去。

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And next year, the country is launching a small space lab to practice docking in orbit - an essential part of manned missions to the Moon and Mars.

VOA: standard.2010.04.21

I don't know why they make such a big deal out of the person landing on the moon.

我不理解人类登月,有什么大不了的。

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"I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to Earth,"

VOA: standard.2009.07.16

And this is a very fast speed, of course, it's about 700 million miles per hour. So, one way to put that in perspective is to think about how long it takes for a light beam to get from earth to the moon. Does anyone have any guesses? Eight seconds, that sounds good.

当然这是一个非常快的速度，它大约是每小时7亿英里,为了更形象化，我们,看看光从地球到月球,需要多少时间，你们猜猜是多少？,8秒，猜的不错。

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It was like the day -- a hundred years later -- when the first American walked on the moon.

VOA: special.2010.02.25

There's a second figure here standing ab extra, and that's the moon hovering overhead: "while over-head the Moon / sits Arbitress."

这里有第二个置身事外的角色，就是高高挂在空中的月亮：,“月亮高挂天心，像个公正的决断人“

耶鲁公开课 - 弥尔顿课程节选

And Congress was ready to spend the thousands of millions of dollars that a moon landing program would cost.

VOA: special.2009.07.08

It's not just that Satan or the moon or whatever it is that we're looking at seems indeterminate until we get a proper look at it.

不仅是撒旦或月亮或者任意什么,我们在关注的，看起来非常不确定,直到我们得到了一个合理的想法。

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It carried the man who became the first human to step on the moon, Neil Armstrong, a former X-15 pilot.

VOA: special.2010.07.07

Now you may remember what Geoffrey Hartman had argued that the moon represents the power of divine providence, and there's a lot of ways in which this reading makes sense.

你们可能还记得哈特曼曾经争论过,月亮代表的是神圣的天命的力量，有很多理解这段的方式都是有意义的。

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Then he put the moon on a gold chain so that Lenore could wear it on her neck.

VOA: special.2009.03.28

The question of providential justice is of course of primary significance to Milton's poem, but Hartman goes on to say that the moon, which reminds us of a calm and perfect sense of Providence, also works to guarantee the principal of free will.

这里，关于天佑的公平的问题,是其对于弥尔顿的诗最基本的重要性，但是哈特曼接着又说月亮是，这提醒了我们天意的冷静和完美感，月亮在这儿也是为了保障自由意志的原则。

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Harrison Schmitt talked about the moon landings of the Apollo program as a historic beginning to greater exploration.

VOA: special.2010.04.28

The uncertain status of divine providence here, I think, is made clear by its figuration as a moon.

这里神圣的天意的不确定的地位，被月亮这个比喻表现的更为清晰。

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The jeweler made a round moon of gold, a little smaller than the fingernail of the Princess.

VOA: special.2010.11.13

The moon, too, was widely believed to be a perfect sphere of fiery ether.

月亮，也广泛的被认为是炽热的天空中完美的球体。

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They were more than two-thirds of the way to the moon on a flight path that would take them to a moon landing.

VOA: special.2009.07.22

The Gemini astronauts were developing the control that would be needed for a trip to the moon.

VOA: special.2009.06.24

While scientists were studying the stars and moon to solve the longitude problem, a man named John Harrison was working on another project.

VOA: special.2010.07.14

The plans include a decision earlier this year to cancel a program to return to the moon.

VOA: special.2010.04.28

To get below the ancient lunar rocks, NASA crashed a rocket into the moon's south pole.

VOA: special.2009.12.30

The Moon Mineralogy Mapper could only examine lunar soil to a depth of a few millimeters.

VOA: special.2009.12.30

Then,they joined the two spacecraft together again, just as astronauts would do after a moon landing.

VOA: special.2009.07.08