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The rising and lowering of ocean water is called the?

high tides and low tides


When was Rising Tides created?

Rising Tides was created in 2011.


How many pages does Rising Tides have?

Rising Tides has 433 pages.


Why are tides countinually rising and lowering everyday?

Tides rise and fall daily due to the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun on Earth's oceans. As the Earth rotates, different areas experience these gravitational forces, causing water levels to change. This regular cycle results in the daily ebb and flow of tides.


The rising and falling of Earths waters are the?

tides


Does the gravitational pull of mars cause the rising and falling of tides on earth?

No. The rising and falling tides are caused by the gravitation pulls of the sun and the moon. Mars is too far away to have any noticeable effect on earth tides.


What is the cause of low and high water marks?

Tides rising and falling


What is the rising and falling of the oceans waters called?

How about "Tide"


Where does high tides occur?

High tides ocurr every where, on every sea coast harbour etc


How does the moon effect the rising of the sea?

because of the gravitational pull that is how tides are made


How do you catch a Sheepshead?

Use half of a shrimp and fish the rising tides on the pilings which have barnacles on them.


Can tidal energy cause a flood?

There is a fundamental difference between tides and tidal energy. Tides are the rising and lowering of sea level and this is probably what you are referring to. Yes, it is possible for the rising water to cause floods in lower lying lands. One good example would be the Netherlands aka Holland. Their land level is below/slightly above sea level, so any rise in sea level threatens their livelihood. That is why they have dykes that prevent sea water from entering the land. Tidal energy on the other hand utilises the rising and lowering of water level to run turbines and generators to produce electrical energy.