How the Moon creates tides on Earth.

Nice video, but somewhat misleading. The moon does not move around the center of the Earth; rather, the moon and Earth(!) both move around their common center of gravity. The Earth's movement explains the second tidal bulge.

They say this is so, but why though why?

Nice illustration .

Cool story

I see Earth’s heart( water) pumping

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Tide comes in, tide goes out... you can't explain that

Waves of water gather around the full moon and waves of people gather on land

yeah but it's because the earth spins not because the moon orbits. the moon orbits monthly, while tides happen twice a day.

How does that help keep the water level?

Sun should have a role in this also. And Jupiter, but his role is negligible.

Not according to Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

Bull shit. The moon has no effect on the seas or the oceans. It’s easy to understand if you watch the surface of the pool in your house. It sways only from the wind.

What about the calm river, lake and my cup of coffee?

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the earth isn't stationary, it swings out and that's how there's a tide on the opposite side from the moon

However, Einstein's theory of gravity was only an early work, and there was still room for revision in later stages. He found the correct way of thinking about the truth very early on, so I still believe that Einstein could eventually explain gravity correctly.

O efeito da maré se aplica também no magma abaixo da crosta terrestre

So how would tides fit into a flat Earth model?

"...and you have no idea. Some are arguing about orbital mechanics in the comments while the moon is literally affecting YOUR body right now. The moon moves entire oceans. You're 60% water. Do the math. Your cerebrospinal fluid, interstitial fluid, intracellular water—you think that's somehow exempt from the same gravitational and electromagnetic forces moving massive bodies of water? Here's what the research actually shows: Full moon nights = 30% less deep sleep, tanked melatonin, elevated cortisol, disrupted hormones. But sure, keep debating the barycenter while your body responds to lunar cycles without your conscious awareness. Hospital ER admissions spike during full moons. Menstrual cycles historically synced with lunar phases. Sleep architecture changes measurably across the 29.5-day cycle. Most people are walking around completely disconnected from these rhythms, wondering why their sleep is trash, their hormones are off, and their energy crashes randomly. The moon isn't just moving water in the ocean. It's moving 60% of YOU. Track your sleep quality for the next month. Mark the full moon dates. Then come back and tell me it's coincidence. I'll wait.

Fake..

Some speculate without the moon the entire ocean would be a stagnant cesspool

Nope

🤣🤣🤣 we don't see the Moon flying around Earth that fukin fast you dumbass! the Sun & Moon move slowly over our beautiful flat stationary Earth, Do you ever see the Moon move that fast? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 If you do, you need mental health help!

yes, in a sick way...the L.E. creates the T.I. De's on Earth. But in a shocking, yet unavoidable turn of events, the D in this case is far superior in strength, wisdom, and drive. One might say - mind body spirit!

The world is just floating rocks on an unevaporated gas giant.

It is Sun revolving around The Earth@rest deliver these tiny water movements on the surface. Otherwise there should be enormous tsunamis daily. Think about 1666km/h rotating speed@ equator🌅

Now I need a 3d model of the moon tide effect on a real map😎