<prompt> Tšusumetso ea khoheli ea Khoeli Lefatšeng ke efe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the gravitational effect of the Moon on Earth? . Response in English: The gravitational effect of the Moon on the Earth is primarily responsible for the phenomenon of tides, where the rise and fall of sea levels occur due to the gravitational pull between the two celestial bodies. The Moons gravity causes a cyclical bulge of water on the Earths surface that faces the Moon, subsequently causing high tides, with another bulge occurring on the opposite side because of the inertial force of the Earths rotation.Additionally, The Moons gravitational force stabilizes the Earths axial tilt, which affects the climate and seasons. Without the Moon, Earths axial tilt could undergo large variations, leading to dramatic climate change. . Response in Sesotho: Matla a khoheli a Khoeli Lefatšeng a ikarabella haholo bakeng sa tsebetso ea maqhubu, moo ho phahama le ho theoha ha maemo a leoatle ho etsahalang ka lebaka la matla a khoheli pakeng tsa lihloliloeng tse peli tsa leholimo. Matla a khoheli a Khoeli a baka leqhubu la cyclical ea metsi holima Lefatše le shebaneng le Khoeli, ka mora moo a baka maqhubu a phahameng, me leqhubu le leng le hlaha ka lehlakoreng le leng ka lebaka la matla a sa sebetseng a ho potoloha ha Lefatše. Ho phaella moo, matla a khoheli a The Moon a tsitsisa ho sekama ha axial ea Lefatše, e leng se amang boemo ba leholimo le linako tsa selemo. Ntle le Khoeli, ho sekama ha axial Lefatše ho ka ba le mefuta e mengata e fapaneng, e lebisang phetohong e makatsang ea boemo ba leholimo. 