[NatureNS] High tides on side opposite moon

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Dear All,
     Some decades ago I found naturens while looking for an explanation=20
of why there are high tides on the side opposite the moon.  I raised the=20
question on naturens but the nearest I came to an explanation was Roy=20
Bishop's comment that "hardly anybody understands that math".  Such=20
questions were shelved for nearly 10 years of 24/7 home care and the=20
more exhausting 11 months that Alison was in a nursing home and I am now=20
getting back to questions shelved of necessity.
     I have recently located many explanations online and one which=20
sounds convincing. Due to lack of use, my math has become creaky but I=20
can follow each of the steps, one by one. Because nasa is involved and=20
because everything makes sense this is the white pearl (or holy grail if=20
you wish).
     The url for this site is
pumas.jpl.nasa.gov/files/01_25_11_1.pdf

YT, DW, Kentville


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an explanation was Roy Bishop's comment that "hardly anybody understands t=
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me care and the more exhausting 11 months that Alison was in a nursing home =
and I am now getting back to questions shelved of necessity.</div><div>=C2=
=A0 =C2=A0 I have recently located many explanations online and one which s=
ounds convincing. Due to lack of use, my math has become creaky but I can f=
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verything makes sense this is the white pearl (or holy grail if you wish).<=
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