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Kristian Costa

25 June, 05:08

Assume that there are two moons in orbit around Earth that are on the same orbital plane but always on opposite sides of Earth and that each moon is the same size and mass of our Moon. How would this affect the tidal range during spring and neap tide conditions? Also, how would this affect the tidal pattern observed?

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