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Some of the websites that I used to get all of these answers were.

reference.com/science/moon-affect-tides-b1aa3ae1063e5728

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Water levels rise and fall along the ocean shore because of tides.

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Each day the times of high and low tides on any particular spot on Earth are 50 minutes later than the day before.

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The tides are caused by the moon pulling the water toward it. And Earth pulling the water back again.

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The moon has "seas" but no water. At first scientists thought the big dark areas of the moon were seas.  But they are actually iron rich compositions, and hence appear dark to the naked eye.

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High tide occurs on the side of the Earth that is opposite of the moon during orbit.

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High tides are caused by the moon's gravity pulling on the ocean making a bulge that sweeps around the globe as Earth spins each day.