lunarian

The Lunarian's goal was to make traveling to the moon and living there, a reality.

"So every Lunarian is waking up today and tasting peppermint?"

If you could get over the shock and horror almost every Lunarian would feel at first sight of the things, they were actually quite cute.

Among themselves both kinds used ancestral tongues, unless Lunarian was all that they had in common.

The assessment raced through him: The Lunarian didn't know where he was.

He was in Euryalus off Brest, a great lunarian.

"I believe I have a means to that end," the Lunarian told Aleka.

Who foreknows what a Lunarian may someday discover?"

In late mornwatch of a certain day on the Moon, he finished his business with one Aiant and left the Lunarian's dwelling.

LUNARIAN: Ah, the executive power is a part of the legislative.

LUNARIAN: I see.

LUNARIAN: Precedent.

Fusoya reveals that Zemus is the only Lunarian who refused to go into stasis until the time when Lunarians and Earthlings could live in harmony.

But the Terran Moondwell-er who seldom sets foot there, the Lunarian who never does, they don't feel that way and it's not reasonable to expect they should.

LUNARIAN, n. An inhabitant of the moon, as distinguished from Lunatic, one whom the moon inhabits.

Yet I am no great lunarian: a priest in the County Clare explained her motions to me, but I am afraid I did not fully retain his words.'

Poe described a voyage to the moon in a hot-air balloon, using a factually plausible scenario: Pfaall lives for five years on the Moon with lunarians and sends back a lunarian to earth.

Her body shape was like that of an ancient lunarian; very tall and slender, graceful with unearthly grace, and with a magnificent sweep of condor wings folded across her shoulders and down her back.

Lunarian, it could not well be rendered in Terrestrial words, and his knowledge of its native tongue was limited to the practicalities in which all languages are about equal; but- With your Pacific eye, observe my scars Of ancient wars.

LUNARIAN: Why then should not your laws, previously to being executed, be validated, not by the signature of your President, but by that of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?

Fusoya also explains that a Lunarian named Zemus plans to destroy life on the Blue Planet so that the Lunarians can take it over, using Golbez to summon the Giant of Babil, a colossal robot.

LUNARIAN: But this system of maintaining an expensive judicial machinery to pass upon the validity of laws only after they have long been executed, and then only when brought before the court by some private person - does it not cause great confusion?

Though the Lunarian was close to untranslatable, snatches of it found utterance among Terrans in their ancestral tongues, as if somehow it spoke to them too-a phrase tossed into talk, a shout through nightwatch, a scrawl on a bulkhead, a flash onto a communicator screen. "