How Do Tides Occur? Low tide, High Tide, Spring Tide, Neap Tide

How Do Tides Occur? Low tide, High Tide, Spring Tide, Neap Tide

Tides are very long waves that move across the oceans. They are caused by the gravitational forces exerted on the earth by the moon, and to a lesser extent, the sun. Tides are the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon and the Sun, and the rotation of the Earth.
To understand the tides it is easiest to start with the effect of the Moon on Earth. As the Moon revolves around our planet, its gravity pulls Earth toward it.

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[canisrufus]

Hi again, this really is a nicely made video and I appreciate the hearted comment you gave me. Thank you very much. In my opinion, it rightly deserves the attention and credit it’s presently receiving, but can I ask a polite question please…where is the mention of the *Barycenter* in your video? …because, without it, you would have no centrifugal effect on the far-side of the Earth, to cause that second tide.

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[GamersOnline_]

Thank you this helped me for my science test and your explanation is really understandable once again thanks! 😁😊

[kmrao]

We are bombarded in theory of relativity that Gravity is not a force. Then how can moon or sun exert gravitational "pull" on sea water on earth?

[yuktisharma]

Thank you so much didn't have time before exams 😊❤️

[faridameahedizade]

Oh thank you for such helpful video.. now i understood my lesson

[nayanmohiteclasses]

I have one question is there centrifugal force exist on low tide area ?

[yassinyassin]

can this explain earthquakes? the Dutch scientist who predicted Turkey's earthquake basically saying it's all about planet's and gravity.

[richardcarlin]

Excellent explanation. The centrifugal force really explained the opposite high tide. I often flew a model plane with a string and know what you are talking about.

[sarakhatoon]

It is really good for students and animation, graphic were also good❤😊

[bonbonbon]

oh god it's so easy to understand

[GreyHaze]

It's not a pull on tidal forces... Rotating mass causes magnetic flux.. this is the same as mass... It's adding pressure and density to the atmosphere... Turning gaseous water. To liquid water.. now.. there's a pull effect...but it won't lift liquid it would change the temps instead.

[sherni_]

If ocean gets pulled why not our simple water may be like in a glass

[amdrt]

That doesn't work for me for the reason where ever that water is being pulled to would Cause Massive flooding! For I was at the beach in a cave at the wrong time. It was high tide & mass amounts of water started to fill the cave up! I barely made it out to live to tell about it! And that was in 1986, still traumatized to this day! So it's doing the opposite somewhere else! And with all the water from all the rivers around the world pouring & pouring into the ocean it's not dramatically continuously rising! Don’t quote me, Einstein once said if you can’t impress them with intelligence then down dumb them with B.S!

[scottchambard]

How come lakes don't have tides? If the moon has enough "gravitational pull" to raise entire oceans 10s of feet in hours, then how come lakes don't seem to be affected? In fact I would think that at the very least you would se people's hair slowly stand up and reach for the moon during an extreme high tide😂😂. But on the contrary, you don't even know where the moon is unless you can see it so this all makes no sense

[annoyingbstard]

It’s not centrifugal force! Otherwise it would be high tide everywhere at the equator. Stop pretending you understand.

[RoopaKumbar-nm]

The moon has high gravitational force compared to earth??? 🧐🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 you are saying.

[ansh]

On full moon side that is earth is b/w sun and moon why does the sun don't diminish the effect of moon as gravitational forces of sun and moon will act opposite?

[tjdrgaming]

Question if the moon is facing one side of the earth causing that part if earth to have high tides would that mean the part the moon is not facing is experiencing low tides?

[shaluinsta]

But if moon has gravitational pull then why astronaut floats in air.