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i think that it was because the moon was closet to the earth.

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The reason this boat got unstuck is because if the tides and moon phases. The moon was at it's perigee for the month, plus it was a full moon, so the high tide was especially high. This helped the boat get off of the banks of the canal.

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the full moon and the tide got the wave bigger and made the boats stuck

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the ship probably got stuck because the water was a high tide and because of the storm it pushed the boat to the side

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The strong forces of the sandstorm, combined with the possibility of low tide giving it less moving/turning room. Given the insane weight of the boat,  at 200,000 tons, it would be nearly impossible to unbeach if it beached during high tide.

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The boat got stuck and if it was high tide the boat would be easier to move and it would be able to get out because the water would be higher.

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the moons phases are part of the reason that tides change, and the boat probably got stuck from the tide being low. I think that the boat got stuck from the low tide and then became unstuck when the tide changed back to high tide.

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The boat could've gotten stuck because of the low tides that are caused by the moon.

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I think it was due to the tide. how it got out the high tide must of kick in and somehow lifted the boat just a little so they can push the boat is

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On Monday (The day the ship got unstuck) the moon was closest to the earth, allowing the tides to rise and help the ship move again.

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The boat got stuck and if it was high tide the boat would be easier to move because the water would bean higher.

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the boat got unstick because the night it got unstuck from the full moon so the waves got high But the boat maybe got stuck from a storm

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the ties control how the water moves

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It was probably low tide when the ship got stuck and because of the way it got stuck it didn't move at high tide

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I think the ship got stuck becuase of low tides and wind. I think the moon had interfered with the tides.

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The winds and the strom that pushed the boat side ways . To get the boat out had to push the boat in many different directions

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The phases of the moon make tides stronger or weaker as well as the perigee. The phase that the moon was currently in properly made the tides stronger, causing the tides to have a greater effect on the boats direction.

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The ship was probably stuck because of the low tide and when it became high tide, because of the low tide the boat got really stuck. The moon caused this because the moon is the cause of tides and how and when they form.

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i think that it is because the moon was closet to the earth which caused high tied.

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the tides pushed the ship which happened because of the pull from the moon and so the ship could of got pushed by high tides

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i think because of the low tide they got stuck becuase

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The sand stormed pushed the boat to the side causing it to wedge between corners,

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I believe that the phases of the moon which are part of the reason for tides are the reason the boat got stuck and then unstuck. The boat might have got stuck because of low tide and then I know that the boat got unstuck because the high tide helped it get through.

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The tide and wind pushed the boat into the sand/land so it was now stuck. The best way for them to get the ship out was to wait for a certain tide and push it out.

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The ship was probably stuck because it was traveling during low tide. Tides are caused by the moon pulling the ocean a certain way and the sun pulling it another way.

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i don't know how they are related

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I think the ship got stuck because of low tide.  If it was high tide then the boat would have a bit more room to move around and it wouldn't be stuck. -Tim

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I think the ship got stuck because of low tide.  If it was high tide then the boat would have a bit more room to move around and it wouldn't be stuck. -Tim

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I think it got stuck because of low tide and with low tie more land is exposed

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I think that they are connected as if the moon was at perigee then the tide would be higher which would allow the boat to rise above the walls that they were stuck on as it raised the boat the walls that were dug to try to release the ship which made the boat capable to get out.

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the ship would be easier to get out at hightide because there would be less of the boat touching land

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I think the tides might have been low, which made the ship stuck, and the moon controls the tides. if the moon was at perigee it might have a greater force and make the tides more extreme.

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the ship got stuck problay causes of low tides

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I think that the ship got stuck because of low tides. Low tides result in lower water level. Monday was the best day to get the boat out because it must of been high tide. Which means a higher water level

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since the moon controls the tides, I think that the

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When tides are low there is less water in the canal making it shallower. The ship got out because of the extremely high tide.

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The ship was released on Monday, which was when the moon was close to full moon. In addition to the high tide that occurs twice a day, the sun would have been in alignment with the sun, forming a spring tide, which is a larger tide. This produced a high enough tide to float it out of the place that it was. A perigee could have produced an even higher tide, because the moon would have a closer proximity, maximizing the gravitational attraction between the earth and the moon.

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I think the ship got stuck for two reasons. One the moon was pulling away making low tides and because  of its size. Its 3 football fields long! So its huge and maybe the panama canal was not big enough for it and then the storm kicked in and it got really stuck

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I think the ship got stuck because of

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the ship got stuck because of the low tides. and then the tides rows and it lifted the ship further up in the water column. /whether issues./

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I think that the point on the earth where the canal is had a low tide which means it wasn't the closest to the moon.

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The moon affected the water making it low tide having the boat stuck. The moon was pulling the water making one side of the water which is where the boat is low tide. The moon must have been pretty close to earth to make that boat stuck.

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I think the low tide caused the ship to get stuck. I think this because during low tide the water level decreases, and when the sand storm pushed the ship bottom of the ship got stuck in the concrete.

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The tides were probably low because of the moon which made it easier for the ship to get stuck. You can see that the side of the canal is dry which probably means its low tides. It would probably be easier to get the ship unstuck during high tide

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I think the ship got stuck because of low tide. Low tide makes the water level low. However, If they wait until Perigee, the boat would get unstuck.

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The tides pushed the boat of course a little bit and due to the canal effect the ship got pushed the other way causing the ship to get stuck

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The phases of the moon affected the water and made it low tide. The ship was turned by the high winds, and rammed into the ground on either side of the canal. Then, because there was a lot of weight on the ship, the ship got really lodged into the ground and therefore was very hard to get out.

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The ship probably got stuck due to low tides, causing the water level to be lower and less therefore the water wasn't as wide as when the tide is higher. The boat attempted to make a turn of sorts while the tide was probably lowering, therefore lodging the boat in the Canal.

BTW, the boat is unstuck. I do believe that tiny little backhoe scooping sand out of the way did help :)