Scientist claims to explain parting of the waves

Ananova ^ | Wednesday 21st January 2004

[GladesGuru]

No! No! No!

The mudbog derby jackasses are in Washington, DC, on the Democratic side of Congress, and they never tote any load. They just add to the taxpayer's load.

[chimera]

...whether He walked on a sand bar or not. ..

Do you mean the "Incredible Sinking Sandbar" that trapped and tricked Peter??

Jesus walked on the sandbar and then made it disappear when Peter tried it. Of course, if that happened, Jesus would have plopped in there along with Peter.

Aw, gee, now we've thunk ourselves into a conundrum. Looks like it was pretty much of a miracle either way you slice it.

[New Horizon]

and the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground, with a wall of water on their right and on their left.

Yep...this sounds like a naturally occurring phenomenon to me.

[reagan_fanatic]

This just in -

God claims to have created Scientist who claims to have solved the parting of the sea...

[New Horizon]

I've seen videos of that same thing, and if they're not chariot wheels, I don't know what the heck they are. Fascinating stuff.

[Elsie]

Those four spoked things look mighty NEW to me. And VERY shiny were the light bounces from the edges.

I would like that if it were TRULY underwater, then the refractive properties would not allow such bright spots.

(I'll now have to try this in the bathtub to be sure........)

Also, 4 spokes do not seem sturdy enough, if made of wood. Likewise, I do not think wood would survive so CLEAN looking after all these years, therefore it would have to be a metal of some type. But even METAL gets covered over with marine growth in a short amount of time.

HMmmm.......... is someone trying to deceive us?

[MississippiMan]

Thanks for the awesome pix, Horizon.

MM