Remarkable Time Lapse of Highest Tides in the World Over 8 Hours (4K)
In this time lapse, you will see the flow of water pushing it's way to the right where the tide is coming in and then flowing outward to the left as the Minas Basin is flowing out due to low tide. The Minas Basin fills up twice a day through the 5 kilometre passage between Cape Split and Parrsboro. More than 10 cubic kilometers of seawater, weighing 10 billion tonnes, flows in and out at Cape Split twice daily. This force is roughly comparable to that of 25 million horses. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did creating it.
Sources: Bay of Fundy Ecosystem Partnership
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This is only one tide. Where are the other highest tides in the world?
Beautiful....... No tantion......no politics.......with mother nature......
Amazing time lapse.. Worth watching of the day 👌
As the Earth rotates relative to the moon, the water closest to the moon is pulled by the gravitational force of the moon on the Earth causing high tide. The same is true on the direct opposite side of the Earth at the same time because of spherical equilibrium forces. When the Earth rotates 90 degrees relative to the moon, the side closest to the moon attracts that water while the short side water is pulled to that force causing low tide. Bad explanation put pretty cool :)
Superb landscape views 👌👌👌
Wow 😍🌊
Tidal movement freaks me out
why does the camera turn?
Here before this shit goes Viral