Across
- 4. A instrument that is used to measure tides by recording the heights of the water at different times or making continuous graphs of the height of the water over time
- 7. Pulls the Earth through gravity but less than the Moon due to its distance from Earth
- 8. An ecosystem that is directly affected by tides
- 10. When ocean water advances to its furthest extent onto the shore
- 11. A relatively strong narrow current flowing outward from the beach through the surf zone, presenting hazard to swimmers
- 13. Acts with gravity in opposition of Earth's oceans to create two tidal bulges
- 14. Occurs 6 hours after every high tide
- 15. when the Sun Moon and Earth are in a straight line, causing stronger gravitational pulls and extreme tides
- 16. The rising and falling of ocean currents, occurring every 6 hours
Down
- 1. Pulls the Earth to create tides
- 2. When an area only gets one high tide and one low tide per lunar day
- 3. An industry affected directly by tides
- 5. The force that attracts a body towards the center of the Earth or towards any other physical body that has mass
- 6. 29 and 1/2 days measured between successive new moons
- 9. when the Sun Moon and Earth create a right angle and the gravitational pulls balance out creating moderate tidal changes
- 12. When an area experiences two high tides and two low tides of different sizes per lunar day
