3 feet 6 feet Sun (flashlight) Moon Earth Moon walks around Earth and stops at each quarter turn. Earth records what it sees. Each student should take.

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3 feet 6 feet Sun (flashlight) Moon Earth Moon walks around Earth and stops at each quarter turn. Earth records what it sees. Each student should take a turn being the Earth and recording and sketching their observations at the start and each quarter turn of the Moon around the Earth.

To Moon

Differential Tide Force

Getting Information from Tidal Data There are plots for four different stations of Observed Water Line Height (red line) above a standard reference point vs. time for a six day period. Each student should determine the average time between high tides and low tides for a different plot. Show your work in your notebook. Also determine the maximum and minimum Water Line Heights for the period and the difference. Record your station; dates; the two averages; and the maximum, minimum and difference in Water Line Heights.