what are the causes for the occurence of tides and currents?
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The rise and fall of the ocean water are known as tides which occurred two times a day. There are the levels of the ocean so when water covers most part of the shore that means it is on the highest level. On the other hand, when the water retreats the shore, it is known as the low tide.
The tides are caused because of the gravity of the moon and sun, whereas currents are caused due to heating and cooling of ocean water.
The rise and fall of the ocean water are known as tides which occurred two times a day. There are the levels of the ocean so when water covers most part of the shore that means it is on the highest level. On the other hand, when the water retreats the shore, it is known as the low tide.
The tides are caused because of the gravity of the moon and sun, whereas currents are caused due to heating and cooling of ocean water.
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