explain this shit /sci/: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkU gTYpgn5w

>>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.

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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

>>7952810
>explain this shit
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_force#Mathematical_treatment

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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..

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>>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