Tides The Largest Waves in the Ocean

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Tides

Tides The Largest Waves in the Ocean

Understanding Tides

Understanding Tides You will study several topics: Why Earth has tides Why tides vary daily Why tides vary monthly

Tide Generation

Tide Generation Two principle factors generate tides:

Tide Generation Two principle factors generate tides: 1. Gravitational attraction

Tide Generation Two principle factors generate tides: 1. Gravitational attraction 2. Inertia

Tide Generation Two principle factors generate tides: 1. Gravitational attraction 2. Inertia Note that when discussing tides, inertia commonly is referred to as a centrifugal force

Gravitational attraction holds Earth and the moon in their orbits

Gravitational attraction also pulls the ocean towards the moon

Gravitational Attraction

Gravity Bulge

Earth-Moon System

Earth-Moon System The moon does not revolve around Earth

Earth-Moon System The moon does not revolve around Earth Earth and the moon revolve one another

Earth-Moon System The moon does not revolve around Earth Earth and the moon revolve one another Earth and the moon revolve around the Earth-Moon system center of mass

Earth-Moon System The moon does not revolve around Earth Earth and the moon revolve one another Earth and the moon revolve around the Earth-Moon system center of mass The Earth-Moon system center of mass is inside Earth

Center of Mass

Center of Mass Earth is 81x more massive than the moon

Center of Mass Earth is 81x more massive than the moon Therefore, the Earth-Moon system center of mass is inside Earth

Inertia

Inertia Bulge

Two Tide Bulges

Two Tide Bulges Inertia bulge Gravity bulge

Two Tide Bulges

Two Tide Bulges One towards the moon: the gravity bulge One on the opposite side from the moon: the inertia bulge

Two Tide Bulges

Tidal Variability

Tidal Variability Tides vary on several cycles: 1. Daily 2. Monthly 3. and longer periods - years and decades

Daily Tide Variations

Daily Tide Variations Earth experiences daily tide variations for two reasons:

Daily Tide Variations Earth experiences daily tide variations for two reasons: 1. Earth rotates

Daily Tide Variations Earth experiences daily tide variations for two reasons: 1. Earth rotates 2. Earth and the moon revolve around each other

Earth Rotates

Earth Rotates Earth rotates every 24 hr - the solar day

First Daily High Tide

First Daily High Tide Earth rotates into the gravity bulge:

First Daily High Tide Earth rotates into the gravity bulge: high tide

First Daily Low Tide

First Daily Low Tide Earth rotates into a tide trough:

First Daily Low Tide Earth rotates into a tide trough: low tide

Second Daily High Tide

Second Daily High Tide Earth rotates into the inertia bulge:

Second Daily High Tide Earth rotates into the inertia bulge: high tide

Second Daily Low Tide

Second Daily Low Tide Earth rotates into a tide trough:

Second Daily Low Tide Earth rotates into a tide trough: low tide

Daily Tide Variations

Daily Tide Variations Hawai i experiences two high tides and two low tides daily

As Earth rotates every 24 hr, the moon moves a little in its orbit around Earth

Earth must rotate for an additional 50 minutes to return to the same position with respect to the moon

The same point in the tides comes 24 hr 50 min later the following day

The solar day is 24 hr The lunar day is 24 hr 50 mim

Daily Tide Variation May 2 May 3

Daily Tide Variation May 2 May 3 High tide: 6:00 AM Low tide: 12:12 PM High tide: 6:24 PM Low tide: 12:36 AM High tide: 6:50 AM Low tide: 1:02 PM High tide: 7:14 PM Low tide: 1:26 AM

Earth and the moon revolve around one another every 29.5 days - the lunar month

Two Sun Tide Bulges

Two Sun Tide Bulges The sun also generates two tide bulges

Two Sun Tide Bulges The sun also generates two tide bulges One towards the sun and one on the opposite side of Earth

Two Sun Tide Bulges The sun also generates two tide bulges One towards the sun and one on the opposite side of Earth The sun tide bulges are 40% as large as the moon tide bulges

Two Sun Tide Bulges The sun also generates two tide bulges One towards the sun and one on the opposite side of Earth The sun tide bulges are 40% as large as the moon tide bulges The moon controls Earth s tides because it is much closer than the sun

Monthly Tide Variation

Monthly Tide Variation Earth experiences four tide crests and four tide troughs:

Monthly Tide Variation Earth experiences four tide crests and four tide troughs: Two large moon crests

Monthly Tide Variation Earth experiences four tide crests and four tide troughs: Two large moon crests Two large moon troughs

Monthly Tide Variation Earth experiences four tide crests and four tide troughs: Two large moon crests Two large moon troughs Two small sun crests

Monthly Tide Variation Earth experiences four tide crests and four tide troughs: Two large moon crests Two large moon troughs Two small sun crests Two small sun troughs

Interference of the lunar crests and troughs and the solar crests and troughs cause large variations in the tidal range throughout the lunar month

Interference of the lunar crests and troughs and the solar crests and troughs cause large variations in the tidal range throughout the lunar month

Spring Tides

Spring Tides Spring tides occur during new moon and full moon

Spring Tides Spring tides occur during new moon and full moon The lunar and solar crest line up

Spring Tides Spring tides occur during new moon and full moon The lunar and solar crest line up And the lunar and solar troughs line up

Neap Tides

Neap Tides During neap tides, the lunar crests coincide with the solar troughs and vice versa

Neap Tides

Neap Tides Neap tides occur during first quarter moon and third quarter moon

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