The Moon’s gravitational pull is the main driver of ocean tides on Earth. But with our powers combined, the Sun and the Moon create even higher tides twice a month, called spring tides. Explore how the Moon causes tides: https://go.nasa.gov/3z5IxM6 | NASA Space Alerts

Titus Kaphar’s art challenges the canon of art history and who it represents. Kaphar begins his works by either copying or recreating a painting in the style of 18th- and 19th-century American and European masters. He then stages interventions directly on the canvas by tarring, slashing, silhouetting, whitewashing, or erasing parts of his paintings to introduce new and hidden narratives, exposing the racial exclusions and inequities in our constructed stories of the past. In this epic seascape i

Got two minutes to watch the tides change? Also, did you know high-tide flooding is becoming more frequent with human-caused global warming? Here is a visualization of these complex waves on a global scale. More information and complete transcript here: https://sealevel.nasa.gov/resources/117/video-global-ocean-tides/ #NationalOceanMonth | NASA Climate Change