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Moon Tides: True or False

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Do the Moon’s tides really work?

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Moon Tides: True or False
 

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Do the Moon’s tides really work?

by Tamara Pipek
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Tides are caused by wind and storms.

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The Moon's gravity creates tidal bulges in Earth's oceans.

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The Moon's gravity pulls water away from Earth during tides.

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Tides are always the same strength, regardless of Moon phase or distance.

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High tides only occur on the side of Earth facing the Moon.

6

The Sun has a negligible effect on tides.

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Tides are strongest during full Moon and new Moon phases (syzygy).

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The Sun's gravity also raises tides, but its effect is smaller than the Moon's.

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The size of tides depends on the Moon's distance; closer Moon means stronger tides.

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Tides occur partly because the Earth rotates under the bulges created by the Moon's gravity.

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