Assertion: moon | /r/CapableOf | complete one orbit
Facets:
value: around the earth
type: LOCATION
value: in 27.3 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: in relation to the sun
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The Moon completes one orbit around Earth every 27.3 days (a sidereal month), but due to Earth's orbital motion around the Sun, the Moon does not yet finish a synodic cycle until it has reached the point in its orbit where the Sun is in the same relative position.
text: The moon completes its orbit around the earth in 27.3 days, but due to the Earth's motion around the Sun, it has not finished a full cycle until it reaches the point in its orbit where the sun is in the same positi...
text: The main reason is that during the time that the Moon has completed an orbit around the Earth, the Earth (and Moon) have completed about ​1⁄ 13 of their orbit around the Sun: the Moon has to make up for this in order to come again into conjunction or opposition with the Sun.
text: The Moon's orbital period is the time it takes for the Moon to complete one orbit around the Earth; ie. for it to go from "due West" of the Earth, say, in the diagram below, once around the Earth, and back to "due West" again.
text: The Moon completes one orbit around the Earth in 27.32166 days.
text: That’s the period for the moon to complete its orbit around the earth in relation to the sun.