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Do the same forces that cause tides in the ocean also affect the solid Earth? If so then what are some pieces of evidence that this is true
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Do the same forces that cause tides in the ocean also affect the solid Earth?

If so then what are some pieces of evidence that this is true

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no the moon does the tides. And i think tectonic plats and volcanos and a bunch of other stuff affect the earth

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