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1 Tides & Eclipses ©Mark Place,

2 What are tides?

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5 Does Lake Erie have tides?
Um, no. Lake Erie can experience a seiche that is caused by winds, but not tides… Too small.

6 What causes tides? They are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun. The moon’s pull is stronger because it is closer.

7 Based on the Diagram, which are larger? SPRING TIDES
Because the sun and moon are pulling in the same direction.

8 So… During which moon phases would the spring tide occur?

9 New & Full Moon

10 Neap Tides? 1st & 3rd Quarter

11 How many tides a day? 2 high tides 2 low tides

12 Why are there not exactly
12 hours between tides? because the moon revolves around the Earth while the Earth rotates

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14 solar and lunar eclipses?
What’s the difference between solar and lunar eclipses? Solar Lunar Earth goes into moon’s shadow moon goes into Earth’s shadow

15 Solar Eclipse 2017

16 Solar Eclipses through 2030

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18 Next Lunar Eclipse: January 31, 2018

19 solar and lunar eclipses
Why don’t we have solar and lunar eclipses every month? The moon’s orbit is tilted 5° from the Earth’s orbit.


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