Does the fact that neither the moon's orbit nor the ecliptic is aligned with the Earth's equator affect tides?

Answer 1

and the question is what..putting a question mark at the end doesn,t always make it a question

Answer 2

Tides are the rising and falling of our ocean levels in comparison to land masses.
Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun. Imagine the sun to the
right side of this square.
Imagine the moon is at d. People at d and b will experience high tide while people at
a and c will have low tide.
a

d EARTH b SUN

c
Now 6 hours late when the moon is at c, a and c will have high tides and d and b will
have low tides. Then about 6 hours later at b, high tides again at d and b and low tides
at a and c. Whe the moon is at d or b, the gravity pull of the sun and moon each work
together. When the moon is at a or c, the moon and sun are at right angles to each other
and the power is vectored, changing the tides to a and c.

Answer 3

Hi. Yes. If they were aligned the tides would be greater and more even.