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Corbin Reid
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17 April, 22:13
When are the moon and sun at right angles?
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Jace Mccarty
17 April, 22:35
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During a neap tide. It is true when earth is included however the Sun and the Moon by themselves can't be at right angles the Earth has to be required
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