explain this shit /sci/: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkU gTYpgn5w
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explain this shit /sci/: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkUgTYpgn5w
>>7952810
There might be some debate about this topic - i haven't looked into it but going on fucking google images where there are no citations or anything.
lol
ok ill try to understand this!
mh honestly, you took the easy way out by trusting those sources...
i recommend you use better source for something like this. this is only caused by oversimplification of explanations. typical phenomenon...
try this, but preconceive that wiki also isnt 100% trustworthy or correct in general.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tide
Does the sun have a measurable tidal effect on the Earth? I'm assuming the distance between Earth and the Sun is too large, and the Earth is too small to have a noticeable gravitational difference between one side and the other.
>>7952928
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tide
46% forced of moon
typo..
>>7952939
Thanks based anon.
>>7952810
Putting this to 2x speed makes it vastly more watchable
But yeah, this guy is a blithering retard struggling with primary school level diagrams and concepts
>moon cycle and tides have no correlation
Fucking kek'd
