The earth takes almost exactly 24 h to make a complete turn on its axis, so we
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The earth takes almost exactly 24 h to make a complete turn on its axis, so we might expect each high tide to occur 12 h after the one before. However, the actual time between high tides is 12 h 25 min. Can you account for the difference?
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The difference can be accounted for by the moons gravitational pull on the Earth As it ...View the full answer
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