On Earth, the Moon's gravitational pull causes the oceans to bulge out on both the side closest to the Moon and the side farthest from the Moon. These bulges create high tides.

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@drmadness3D Nice try. We all know that the Earth's flat.

@drmadness3D Simple explanation for a more complicated Earth-Moon relationship that helps people understand some basic functions. This along with a Sun-Earth Aurora Borealis connection. Both are helpful & clarifying on a basic level.

@drmadness3D why they never show a real footage of this phenomena? always cgi and cartoons

@drmadness3D Great video but not just the moon, spring tides enjoy the shared pull/push of the moon and the sun, plus the shape of the earth (oblate spheroid - like an orange pinched between fingers) and localised depths impact tide due to gravity, ie some fiords experience > 40’ difference.

@drmadness3D That's amazing , praise Allah the best of creators

@drmadness3D If this was a loop, I could watch it for a very long time.

@drmadness3D Which planet 🌎 is this ?