Lunar Cycles

First published: 2004

Brief summary

CRI page introducing lunar cycles and their effects on tides, weather, crops, animals and the economy.

Article

Lunar Cycles

The moon

Lunar cycles are varied and extremely complex and yet the moon has more effect on the earth than any other body except the Sun. Not only are ocean tides important in shaping the earth, and are affected more by the moon than the Sun, but tides in the air are important for determining the weather which in turn affects so many other variables from plants and crops, to animals and the economy.

Additional summary

The page frames lunar cycles broadly, linking tidal, atmospheric, biological and economic effects under a single lunar-cycle topic.

Source details and credits

• Source / publisher: Cycles Research Institute
• Source type: Webpage
• URL type: WWW
• Credits: Cycles Research Institute
• URL: https://cyclesresearchinstitute.org/subjects/cycles-astronomy/lunar/