Tides are an illusion

There are no tides on Earth

With the exception of Galileo, all scientists throughout history have incorrectly assumed that tides are caused by the moon's gravity.

In fact, the Earth's gravity constantly draws water to the lowest levels of the oceans. Nothing outside the Earth can touch or move the ocean water. Only moving objects, such as wind, sea creatures, ships, and the seabed, can touch and move the ocean water, thus creating waves or tides.
  
Tides are definitely not caused by gravity. Gravity is perpendicular to sea level and it cannot move horizontal rows at sea level. If the earth's gravity were suddenly reduced to half, sea level would not change and tides would not occur.

If, as scientists say, the moon's gravity creates two water bulges on the far and near sides of the earth and moves them around the earth, then there should be two highest tides near the equator, 12 hours apart moving westward at 1,000 miles per hour.

Why do tides occur only on the coasts and not in the oceans? Why do tides occur once, twice, or four times a day on different coasts, at heights ranging from 0 feet to 50 feet, and moving in different directions at different speeds?

In fact, tides are an illusion of coastal movement in leveled ocean, caused by thermal expansion of the earth's crust due to moving sunlight.

To prove that tides are an illusion of coasts moving in leveld oceans, we set up a laser beam on a pier at the eastern end of the Bay of Fundy, which is parallel to sea level, pointing to the west on a target on the shore. Observations of this target were made at high and low tide. If the tide is a change in sea level, the target is aligned. Otherwise, the tides are an illusion of the coastal seabed moving over a flat ocean due to periodic thermal expansion of the earth's crust.

Facts from the Bay of Fundy in this article prove all scientists wrong about tides 

https://www.noaa.gov/ocean/fundy-max

The Bay of Fundy is 91 miles long and 30 miles wide in an east-west direction

This article and pictures show that at the same time, the high tide on the west side of the Bay of Fundy is 20 feet high and the high tide on the east side is 50 feet high.

This fact proves that tides in the Bay of Fundy are the product of thermal expansion of the Earth's crust. It is clear that during thermal expansion, sea level did not change, but the land on the east side of the Bay of Fundy rose by 50 feet, while the land on the west side of the Bay of Fundy rose by only 20 feet.