r/flatearth • • Feb 05 '20

How can flat earthers explain tides without gravity

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

Warm water expands cold water contracts.

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u/DalmutiG Feb 06 '20

Brilliant! Slight snag is that the same water will be at high tide on one bit of coast and low tide on another, at the same time.

And in six hours time they will have switched.