The Moons effect on ice, land and air
- The Moon affects polar temperatures on a monthly cycle. Satellite measurements have shown that poles are 0.55C warmer during a full Moon.
- The Moon creates tidal currents and waves in the ocean that can either melt or break up sea ice.
- Atmospheric tides cause changes in atmospheric pressure. These changes are linked with higher air temperatures, which means the air molecules can hold more moisture.
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