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How to explore Tides: Earth-Moon 3D Explorer
Open the Tides: Earth-Moon 3D Explorer, watch the red marker sweep under the two ocean bulges, and cycle Spring, Normal, and Neap tide modes.
- Open https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/tides-earth-moon.html and wait for Earth, the Moon, and the pale-blue bulge shell to paint.
- Watch the red marker on Earth's surface - the info panel reports High tide, Low tide, Rising, or Falling as Earth spins.
- Press the tide-mode button to cycle Spring tide (about 1.5x), Normal (Moon only), and Neap tide (about 0.5x) and see the bulge grow and shrink.
- Click Earth, the Moon, or the small Sun marker for a facts panel on each body's role in the tide.
- Press Range table for real numbers from the global average to the Bay of Fundy.
Next: the when guide or vs alternatives. Open the Tides: Earth-Moon 3D Explorer.
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