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The Sun, Moon, and Earth are three extremely large objects separated by great distances. Despite the large distances between them, each object affects the others. Earth is kept in orbit around the Sun by the…
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In this lesson, students will explore the relationship between the ocean tides and the cycles of the Moon. Disciplinary core ideas covered are the roles of water in Earth’s surface processes and Earth materials and…
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The Tides: A Balance of Forces
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The interaction between the gravitational forces of Earth, the Moon, and the Sun causes tides. The rhythmic movement of the water associated with the tides causes successive high and low waters in the coastal areas.…
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Harmful algal blooms and global climate change
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Students explore the effects of thermal expansion on sea levels—both globally and close to home.
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Science 101: What causes tides?
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Tides exhibit predictable cycles on daily, monthly, and yearly scales. The magnitude of the tides is dependent on the position of the Earth and Moon in relation to the Sun, but is also influenced by other factors. This…
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Science 101: What Causes the Tides?
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This column provides background science information for elementary teachers. In this month’s issue the author discusses the reason tides occur.
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Troubling Tides: Will Sea Turtles Survive the Rising Seas?
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Explore how climate change and rising tides are putting sea turtle hatchlings at risk.
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