Question 3 • PARTA - EVP: PGCPS BIOGEOCHEM CR (FALL2026) - 798113
Tides form mainly because the Moon’s and Sun’s gravity pull on Earth’s oceans, creating water bulges. As Earth rotates, different places move through these bulges, producing high and low tides. Tides follow a predictable schedule; they do not simply rise when wind speed increases or decrease at night and increase during the day.
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