One of the most fascinating outcomes of such alignments is their potential impact on Earth’s tides. The gravitational pull between celestial bodies can cause subtle yet significant changes in ...

In a few weeks each year, when the moon is new or full and closest to Earth, the coast experiences “king tides,” also called ...

Oxford researchers used new satellite data to directly observe massive seiches triggered by Greenland landslides.

This oscillation, known as Earth tide or solid Earth tide, is a direct consequence of the same gravitational forces that cause ocean tides, although with much subtler effects on the Earth’s crust.

Some of the year's lowest tides arrive next week. It's a great time to peer into tidepools, so look out for Seattle Aquarium ...

Tides around Bellingham will reach 3.5 feet below typical low tide on Wednesday. How to keep yourself, your pets safe if you ...

As the tides recede along Seattle-area waterfronts, here's what you need to know when it comes to tidepooling and taking the ferry.

King tides occur when the moon is the closest to the Earth in orbit and aligned with the Earth and sun. They are also the highest high tides of the year. These tides bring in extra water to ...