Question

The energy that produces ocean waves comes from

Answer 1

heat

Answer 2

Its wind.

Answer 3

Heat is wrong.

Answer 4

and groud shaking and its not wind

Answer 5

The movement of waves are produced by the way the current is moving

Answer 6

yup its wind :)

Answer 7

its not wind

Answer 8

It is indeed wind

Answer 9

wind are not strong when the ground shakes it creates big waves

Answer 10

the major fact is wind cause without wind how would there be waves in the ocean..so wind is the energy that produces ocean waves

Answer 11

no is not

Answer 12

search it up

Answer 13

The wind is barely strong enough to push the water in a kiddie pool so how can it push that much water

Answer 14

and I agree with jaxsonh22

Answer 15

Thank you @fastrunner5000

Answer 16

its the rise and fall of the tides

Answer 17

The rise and fall of the tides is from the moon

Answer 18

and I agree with jaxsonh22 again

Answer 19

Anyone think I'm wrong?

Answer 20

Its from the moon

Answer 21

Yea that's what I said

Answer 22

The rise and fall of the tides are the work of where the moon is

Answer 23

I completely agree with your last statement @JaxsonH22 The rise and fall of tides is INDEED caused by the moon....but tides are just that...

The energy that causes waves...is caused by kinetic energy and the wind...

As wind goes along the water, the friction causes ripples. Wind pushes against the ripples in a snowball effect that eventually creates a large wave.

So really the whole reaction is a transfer of energy from the sun to the wind to the waves.

Answer 24

That is a very nice response

Answer 25

Because remember tides are just the rising...and lowering of the sea level...hense high tide, is when the water is higher and reaches higher on a beach....and low tide is when it relaxes and goes back to "not normal" but what it was originally

Answer 26

Yeah i knew what high and low tide were i just didnt ever thing of the snowball effect

Answer 27

Indeed ^^