Tidal Movements. Tides: the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the...

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Tidal Movements

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Tidal Movements

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Tides: the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon and the Sun and rotation of the Earth.

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What causes tides?Gravitational pull from the moon and sun

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How many tides in 24 hours?2 high tides and 2 low tides

Excess water is called a “dome”

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Ebb: low flow of water

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Flood: high flow of water

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High tide: maximum flow of water on a beach

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Low tide: minimal flow of water on a beach

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Time between high and low tides = a “rest”

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Peak of a high or low tide is a “slack”, not changing.

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Different types of tides

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Different types of tides

Spring tide: lunar and solar domes coincide.Higher than a high tide,or lower than a low tide.

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Different types of tides

Neap tide: high tide is lower than normal.Low tide is higher than normal

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Science Textbook

• Using the Earth Science Textbooks (Orange), open to Pages 492 – 496.

• Read through the text and write a paragraph in your journal explaining why and how tidal movements occur on your EQ#4 page.

• Textbooks can be checked out from NW library. • Classroom textbooks need to stay in the

classroom.