What are the currents and times of tides in Rhodes Island, Greece?
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Like most of the Aegean sea, there is virtualy no tides or currents. High & low tide is a difference of about half a metre. (19 or 20 inches) As for currents, a couple of knots at most in narrow channels.
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Yahoo Search has a cool feature where you do a search for "time "location" and it gives you the current date and time. I've linked to the time sydney result below.
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The moons gravitational pull does cause the tides, the sun to a lesser extent also exerts a pull.  When the sun and the moon are on the same side of the earth the tidal pull is the greatest, when on the opposite they are the least.
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lunar activity couses the tides with the gravitational pull
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The Greek Archipelagos, the famous Aegean sea!\n(The Greek name for the sea is Αιγαιον Πέλαγος (Aigaion Pelagos, Modern Greek: Αιγαίο Πέλαγος (Aigaio Pelagos)
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Can't find the tides for Jaywick, but these are the ones for Clacton for the 25th November.\nHigh Tides are at 01:56 (4.1 metres) and 14:26  (4.1metres)\nLow Tides are at 08:18 (0.8 metres) and 20:27 (1.1metre)\nBUT also found these messages in a fishing forum relating to fishing in Clacton on the 25th!! (weblink below - 2): 'The weather is looking real bad for Saturday,rain and 40mph plus winds. It's bad enough trying to catch fish on the pier, let alone when its windy, I think you should cancel it with this forecast .' http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweather/#no_url\nGood Luck for Saturday! Sounds as though you'll need it!
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The answer is 'F'. Tides are the by-product of a power generation device used by the lost city of Atlantis. This power device is so efficient, the excess energy it creates is expelled outside of the Atlantis force field into the ocean, creating the tides that we have here. One Atlantian was sent forth into the mainlands in the guise of a noted scientist and created the theory that the moon causes these tides so people would not search for its true source and corrupt the Utopian society that Atlantis enjoys.\n\nI've decided to reveal all since they expelled me!\n\n=D
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Latitude, Ocean currents, Winds, Elevation, Relief and Nearness to water.
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Easy...\n\nWorld Time Clock\nhttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/\n\nWorld Weather\nhttp://www.weather.com/common/welcomepage/world.html?from=globalnav
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Currents flow in complex patterns affected by wind, the water's salinity and heat content, bottom topography, and the earth's rotation.
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there is no place on this planet, or any other, that is not subject to tidal forces; whereever bodies are in orbit then gravity will produce tides.\n\nTides affect the land as well as any body of water, the effect may not be as obvious, but it is there.
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Sunrise:\n\nKahuitara Point (44° 16' S 176° 9' W) on Pitt Island in the Chatham Islands, a dependency of New Zealand
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Rhodes Island's name origin is debatable.  Wikipedia explains it here:\n\n"The state's common name, Rhode Island, actually refers to the largest island in Narragansett Bay, also known as Aquidneck Island, on which the city of Newport is located. The origin of the name is unclear. Some historians think that Italian explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano, upon discovering Block Island, just southwest in the Atlantic Ocean, named it Rhode Island because of its similarity in shape to the Greek island of Rhodes. Later settlers, mistaking which island Verrazzano was referring to, gave the name to Aquidneck Island instead. Other historians believe that the name is derived from Roodt Eylandt, old Dutch for "red island," given to the island by Dutch explorer Adriaen Block due to the red clay on the island's shore."\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhode_Island\n\nJoining states together is something that has been debated off and on throughout American history.  Basing a decision such as making Connecticut and Rhodes Island one state would have to be one not based on size (Because, contrary to common belief... size does not always matter!), but rather the current governmental, economic and social needs of each state and how combining them together would be beneficial... Not that this has always been what has been done in situtations like this in the past.\n\nI think Rhodes Island does very well on its own and doesn't need to be "swallowed" up by a larger neighbor.\n\nBill
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Greece is eight hours ahead of where you are, so it would be 12:30 AM..."tomorrow", if you will.
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PORTSMOUTH TIDES (heights in parentheses..note Hampton/Seabrook correction below). Note: If you are using Boston Tide Charts when coming to Portsmouth, add 20 minutes to the Portsmouth High Water Values and 17 minutes to the Low.):\n\nHIGH tide: 7:19AM (8.0) and 7:50 PM (8.8). \n\nLOW tide: 1:04 AM (0.3) and 1:23 PM (0.2). \n\nData courtesy www.maineharbors.com <http://www.maineharbors.com>. or
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