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Just when she said "Ooh, what a beautiful star," a star fell across the sky and a blue light quickly fainted in a diagonal trajectory, dragging behind a faint tail.
The smaller planets hovering around the planet Jupiter reminded him of the guards surrounding a king when he walked outdoors, and Kepler called them satellites.
The day will soon come when man can travel to Mars.
人間が火星に行ける日がやがて来るだろう。
Stars were twinkling in the sky.
夜空に星がきらきら輝いていた。
The earth is different from the other planets in that it has water.
地球は水があるという点でほかの惑星と違う。
The Tanabata Festival is often called the Star Festival. August 7th, the day of the festival, is said to be the only time when a pair of lovers, stars separated by the Milky Way, can see each other.
They shone like stars in the dark, dirty building.
それらは暗くて、汚い建物の中で星の様に輝きました。
The sky was full of stars.
空には星がいっぱい見えた。
Astronomy deals with the stars and planets.
天文学は恒星と惑星を扱う。
What would you do if you met a person from another planet?
他の惑星の人に出会ったら、どうするか?
There are so many stars in the sky, I can't count them all.
空には星がたくさんでていてとても数え切れない。
Some stars are hardly visible to the naked eye.
肉眼ではほとんど見えない星もある。
The stars twinkling in the night sky looked like jewels.
夜空にきらきら光っている星は、宝石のように見えました。
He discovered a new star.
彼は新しい星を発見した。
It is interesting to look at the stars.
星を見ることは興味深いことだ。
The earth is a beautiful planet.
地球は美しい惑星だ。
Below the starry sky, Tom and Mary forgot about time, recounting their dreams to each other.
満天の星空の下、トムとメアリーは時間を忘れて夢を語り合った。
Your eyes remind me of stars.
君の眼は、私に星を思い出させる。
Adrastea is one of the 39 satellites of Jupiter and is the second closest to Jupiter itself.
アドラステアは木星の39個の衛星のうちの一つで、木星から2番目に近い衛星です。
The sky is full of stars.
空は星でいっぱいだ。
Not a star was to be seen.
星一つ見えなかった。
Men of genius are meteors destined to burn in order to illuminate their century.
天才とは、彼らの世紀を照らして光輝くべく運命づけられた流星である。
The Earth is a small but beautiful planet.
地球は小さいけど美しい惑星だ。
It is said that there is no life on Mars.
火星には生物がいないといわれている。
Look, a shooting star!
見てごらん、流れ星だ!
This is a book about stars.
これは星に関する本です。
We can see many stars tonight.
今夜は星がたくさん見える。
We will explore every planet that goes around the sun.
我々は太陽を巡るすべての惑星を探検するだろう。
There were times, at falling night, when he looked up with curiosity to the stars.
夜ともなれば彼は好奇心を抱いて星空を見上げたこともあろうと思う。
We can see a lot of stars at night in summer.
夏には夜たくさんの星が見えます。
Tokyo is surrounded by many satellite cities.
東京はたくさんの衛星都市に囲まれている。
Not a star was to be seen in the sky.
空には星1つ見えなかった。
They succeeded in putting an artificial satellite in orbit.
彼らは人工衛星を軌道に乗せることに成功した。
The stars were beginning to appear.
星が見えはじめた。
The Southern Cross is not to be seen in Japan.
南十字星は日本では見ることができない。
That blue-white shining star is Sirius.
あの青白く光っている星がシリウスです。
We cannot necessarily see the star with the naked eye.
われわれは必ずしもあの星を肉眼で見られるとは限らない。
Seen through a telescope, the planets take on a completely new appearance.
望遠鏡を通してみると、惑星はまったく新たな様相を呈する。
A trip to Mars may become possible in my lifetime.
私の生きているうちに火星への旅が可能になるかもしれない。
I couldn't see any stars in the sky.
空には星が見えなかった。
The first artificial satellite was Sputnik 1, launched by Russia in 1957.
世界初の人工衛星はスプートニク1号で、ロシアにより1957年に打ち上げられた。
And I know you didn't do this just to win an election. And I know you didn't do it for me. You did it because you understand the enormity of the task that lies ahead. For even as we celebrate tonight, we know the challenges that tomorrow will bring are th