so the moon is in our atmosphere

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Originally Posted by veritas

I am an evolutionist. I keep telling People this and they never ask me about it.

It just seems counter intuitive. It is easier to escape the side control of a featherweight than an ultraweavy weoght using the same force.


I know this seems stupid but it is a fair common sense question:

Hey moon, how come you come you act stronger on the ocean then you do on the lake or stream.


Fair?

The actual amount of shift is a matter of relativity. Perhaps you misunderstand how vast oceans are. The couple feet of tide difference in the ocean is the same as a few centimeters in the Great Lakes.

Here - learn a thing:

https://curiosity.com/topics/why-do-...kes-curiosity/