How does the earths orbit affect the moon?

Answer 1

The moon has more effect on the earth than the earth does to the moon. When the moon orbits earth it creates ocean tides which effect sea life. It even may be responsible for the earth developing its thin crust after orbiting close to earth and raising the inner water level a kilometer causing sever melting to the then newborn planet.

Answer 2

The Earth's orbit around the Sun affects the Moon's position and phase in the sky. This is because the Moon's position, brightness, and visibility change as it moves in relation to the Earth and the Sun. The Earth's orbit causes variations in the distance between the Earth and the Moon, which leads to phenomena like perigee (when the Moon is closest to the Earth) and apogee (when the Moon is farthest from the Earth).

Answer 3

if the radius of the earth was doubled, the gravitational pull on the moon would greatly increase, and the moon would spiral inward until it colided with the earth.

Answer 4

is the moons gravitational pull stronger when it's closer to earth

Answer 5

Zero change. Force of gravity is constant.