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1. What is an example of  high tide?
A: A beach on a side of the Earth facing the moon.
2. What side of Earth gets pulled more toward the moon?
A. The side facing the moon.
3. What causes us to have longer days?
A. The moon pulling on the bulge closer to the moon slowing it down w/ firslowing down the Earth.

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Spring: When the Sun and moon are in line the Sun enhances the moons gravitational pull creating higher tides than normal. (Occur during a full or new moon)

Neap: When the Sun and the moon are at right angles of each other the sun diminishes the gravitational pull of the moon on Earth. Creating lower tides than normal. (Occur during quarter moons)

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Twice a day you get a high tide in most places every 12 hours and 25 minutes. But in some places you only see high tides once every 24 hours.

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The moon pulling on the ocean at the top of the Earth. Same with the bottom part of the Earth w/ a less gravitational pull because the Earth itself is pulled towards the moon. On the sides of the Earth you have low tide.

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The gravitational pull of the moon, Sun, and Earth interacting with each other. The biggest factor being the moon.