Moon and Tides Lab Today we will look at the moon and the tides that it creates! Go to the following website and use the “background” tab to complete the.

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Moon and Tides Lab Today we will look at the moon and the tides that it creates! Go to the following website and use the “background” tab to complete the following questions. https://tinyurl.com/y9ljlhzu What causes tides in Earth's oceans? When do the tidal bulges created by the Moon and Sun line up and increase tidal range? When do they form a "+" shape and partially cancel each other? What is the difference between a spring tide and a neap tide? If you were at the seashore and saw the Moon overhead, would the tide be high or low? 2.) Then use the “procedure” tab to complete the moon and tides lab.