This incredible timelapse shows tide going out over a 6-hour period at Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tide. | The Weather Channel

Watching the tide go out and the Milky Way above was incredible! ✨ #milkyway #timelapse #cornwall | Aaron Jenkin Photography

In this animation we visualized how tides are created? It's all thanks to our celestial neighbor, the Moon! 🌙 For visual clarity, we've slowed down Earth's rotation, allowing you to witness the Moon's gravitational pull in action. As the Moon orbits our planet, its gravity creates a bulge in the Earth's water, resulting in high tides. On the opposite side, another bulge forms due to the Earth's centrifugal force. Note that the tides are exaggerated in height just to have a better picture of the