Which mechanism primarily causes an increasing tidal differential when the Earth, Moon, and Sun align?

💡 Explanation

The increasing tidal differential results from spacetime curvature superposition affecting gravitational forces among the celestial bodies. Gravitational forces combine because the bodies align. Therefore, tides are higher than normal during these alignments, rather than being dampened by canceling effects.

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