2.1.3 - Hypothesis.

Tidal basins.

Let's leave aside for the moment the causes of the tidal phenomenon. First let's focus only on how they take place, taking as evidence the NASA film presented on the previous page.

From the NASA film, at page 2, it can be seen that the space unit of a tidal wave, where it develops, is not the Earth, but a tidal basin. There are numerous tidal basins, each having its own cycle, which can be either bi-diurnal, or diurnal, or mixed.

My hypothesis.

I propose here a hypothesis that is not in contradiction with what it happens, according to the NASA video.

This hypothesis proposes that a tidal wave takes shape when water decreases in density, at successive times, in different places in a basin.

Reduction in water density, which can manifest itself - as water figures - all the more visible the less the water moves, as we will see in detail.

This variation in water density is caused by cumulative-dissipative processes. Each tidal basin has its own tidal wave, having a cycle that can have a bi-diurnal, diurnal, or mixed frequency.

This frequency could be due to magnetism.