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This shows what causes tides

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Newsela | What causes the tides in the ocean?

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The moon's gravity isn't the only thing causing our daily tides. Inertia, the sun, and wind and weather patterns all play big parts too.

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This shows how lunar and solar eclipses affected ancient civalations

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This article explains why the moon shines

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The moon shines because it's reflecting light from the sun.

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This explains neap and spring tides.

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A total solar eclipse.

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This shows a total blood moon lunar eclipse.

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This picture shows what the moon actually looks like and what the moon looks like from earth.

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Fall and rise of the tide in the Bay of Fundy at Hall's Harbour, Nova Scotia - Time Lapse

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The world's hjghest tides occur in the Bay of Fundy in Atlantic Canada. This time lapse movie speeds up by 720 times the fall and rise of the tide in Hall's Harbour, Nova Scotia.

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Timelapse of the Total Solar Eclipse 13 / 14 Nov 2012

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2018 Total Lunar Eclipse Timelapse | Griffith Observatory

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When the water rises and falls two times every lunar day. Spring tides happen when the moon is in front of the sun. Neap tides happen when there is a 3rd or 1st quarter moon.

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When the moon blocks the sun and causes a ring around the moon.

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When the moon goes into the earth's shadow darkened.

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Phases of the moon are what we see from the moon on earth.