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Fisher Franco

2 April, 22:00

You have found that tides on earth are determined primarily by the position of the moon, with the sun playing only a secondary role. why does the moon play a greater role in causing tides than the sun? you have found that tides on earth are determined primarily by the position of the moon, with the sun playing only a secondary role. why does the moon play a greater role in causing tides than the sun?

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