Biology, 31.03.2020 18:18 Kkampudiaa

Think of the ocean as a layer of water surrounding Earth. The layer of water is actually much thinner relative to the size of Earth than shown here. The model here is not to scale, in order to make it easier to see the water.

To see how the moon affects Earth's water. Where is the moon in relation to the locations of high tides on Earth? Where is the moon in relation to the low tides?

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