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I was just curious why the moon has a pull on a tide facing the moon and on the complete opposite side of the Earth it has the same pull.
-Josh
-Josh
Actually the mass of the moon causes the Earth to squeeze a bit.josht said:I was just curious why the moon has a pull on a tide facing the moon and on the complete opposite side of the Earth it has the same pull.
Hi Josh! Welcome to these Forums!josht said:I was just curious why the moon has a pull on a tide facing the moon and on the complete opposite side of the Earth it has the same pull.
-Josh
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