I love you from the stars to the moon

从星星───From the stars;月亮───moon

Falling from the stars.───从星星之间落下。

Mary was only in one scene of the play, but she stole the show from the stars.───玛丽只演了一幕戏，但她抢尽了其他演员的镜头。

Basically the light bouncing off all these objects close to earth is brighter than what's coming from the stars.───大体上，所有靠近地球的这些物体所反射的光都比来自恒星的要亮。

I explain that on earth we are so far from the stars that being up a few thousand feet does not make any difference in how close they look.───我和他解释，我们地球离星星太远了，所以几千英尺的飞行高度不会让它们看起来更近些的。

But Einstein was able to prove that light coming from the stars was bent as it passed the sun.───然而爱因斯坦却能证明从恒星来的光线当其经过太阳时变弯曲了。

The infrared light seen from these baby stars does not come directly from the stars, but rather from the warm, glowing dust around them.───红外光不是幼星体直接发出的，而是其周围被加热变亮的尘埃发出的。

Dark patches in the Milky Way are really clouds of dust cutting out the light from the stars. The most famous one is called "The Coalsack".

Turning away from the use of lenses, Newton devised the reflecting telescope, which makes use of a bowl-shaped metal mirror to focus the light from the stars.

And if ion-winds can also be detected from the stars, their vastly greater distances should give even higher magnifications.

Typical among them was the difficulty the Stagirite encountered in his attempt to explain the light emanating from the stars.