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Geography and Environment (PCS) World - Water Bodies

The phenomenon of “tidal locking’’ is:

A process to converts the energy obtained from tides into useful forms of power.

Seawalls are structures built parallel to the beach to protect buildings

Process of gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun on the ocean water which makes the water in the oceans bulge

A situation when an object’s orbital period matches its rotational period like moon.

With the Moon’s rotation and orbit keeping it forever in step with the Earth, only one part of it is visible from this planet at any time. The unseen part is the “far side of the Moon”.
Earth’s gravitational pull has brought the Moon’s spin into sync with its orbit.
It takes exactly 28 days for the Moon to complete one rotation, and the same time to make one orbit around Earth. This leads to a phenomenon called “tidal locking”.