Imagine you're holding a balloon filled with water. If another balloon is pulled close to it, the water in both balloons will shift, one side gets more water, and the other gets less. That’s like how tides work: the Moon pulls on Earth's oceans, making them rise on one side and fall on the other. And because Earth turns, we see this happen twice a day. The Moon is the main reason for the tides, it acts like a giant magnet in space.
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- Imagine Earth is a ball covered in water. The Moon pulls one side up while pushing the other down.
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