Why is the tide so strong from August 15 to 20?

The moon is the only satellite of the earth, and it has the effect of tidal force on the earth. Scientists have confirmed that the tidal force of the moon can not only induce earthquakes, affect human health and biological activities, but also affect the weather and climate of the earth. First, the tidal force of the moon can keep the inclination of the earth's rotation axis stable, thus making the earth's climate relatively stable. As we all know, the moon and the earth, as two different celestial bodies, have gravitational interaction with each other, and now the inclination of the earth's rotation axis changes within 5 degrees. But without the moon, the inclination of the earth's rotation axis will change from 0 to 50 degrees in a period of millions of years, and the earth's climate will also change dramatically, eventually making the earth an environment where living things can't survive. Its ears are the tidal force of the moon, and it will also overturn the atmosphere, forming a so-called "gas tide". "Air tide" will affect air pressure and weather. For example, the air pressure at a full moon is usually very low. The ancient Greeks believed that both ends of the new moon were red for three consecutive nights, so be careful of storms. The National Center for Atmospheric Research also found that the worst storms in the United States occurred 1-3 days after the new moon or 3-5 days after the full moon. Therefore, some people advocate that the moon phase should be considered when forecasting the weather. Third, the earth will get a little warmer on a full moon night. This was discovered by climatologists Robert Bahrain and Randall Sevigny of Arizona State University in the United States after analyzing the observation results of meteorological satellites. In the past 15 years, meteorological satellites accurately measured the subtle changes of the earth's surface temperature after the moon was irradiated, and found that the average temperature of the earth increased by 0.0 17 degrees Celsius during the full moon. In fact, the moon itself does not shine. It transfers heat to the earth by reflecting sunlight. At the full moon, the brightness is the highest. At this time, the moonlight shining on the ground carries about 0.0 102 watts of heat per square meter. Dr. Sheru Pearson, a scientist of NASA, pointed out that when the solar system was just formed, the moon was pulled by the earth as its satellite, and the moon had a great influence on the earth in the process of being pulled closer to the earth. When the moon approaches the earth, there are strong tidal fluctuations in the ocean on the surface of the earth. The huge friction caused by this fluctuation makes the earth's temperature rise sharply, which leads to the melting of the center of the earth. Under the action of high temperature and high traction, the magma in the center of the earth rolls in a rotating way, resulting in a magnetic field. This "super-giant" magnetic field forms a "protective shield" for the earth, which reduces the invasion of cosmic rays from space and enables the creatures on the earth to survive and grow. In the moonlight, plants grow fast and well, especially plants that are several centimeters tall and have no teeth, such as sunflowers and corn. When a flower branch has a wound due to injury, the moon can also remove the fibrous tissue that can no longer grow in the wound, speed up metabolism and heal the wound. The change of the moon phase also affects the sowing of plants. Carrots, white radishes, tomatoes, celery and Chinese cabbage are suitable for sowing in the first quarter, while eggplant, onions, leeks and pumpkins are suitable for sowing in the new moon. The relationship between man and the moon is also very close. Psychiatrists point out that the human body is about 80% liquid, and the gravity of the moon can also act on the liquid in the human body like ocean tides, causing "biological high tide" and "biological low tide" of the human body. At the full moon, the biological tide is at its peak, and the moon has a strong influence on human behavior. At this time, the potential difference between the head and the chest is relatively large, which makes people easily excited, most unstable and most prone to accidents. For example, young people like to fall in love on a moonlit night, while alcoholics and mental disorders often have seizures on a moonlit night. Morris, a professor at Illinois State University, even pointed out that human murder, poisoning, depression and heart disease are also related to the moon's profit and loss.