Scientists from the University of Leicester have presented a new hypothesis that provides a scientific explanation for the legendary “splitting” of the Red Sea described in the Old Testament. This has been reported daily mail. According to the original source, Moses parted the waters of the sea so that the Jews could escape from Pharaoh’s army. Scientists have identified four natural phenomena that they think can explain this phenomenon scientifically.

One proposed explanation involves strong, sustained winds lowering water levels in one area, causing waterlogging in another. This can continue for long periods of time with significant wind speed and has also been recorded in nature.

Another option is that windy weather that is stronger than normal spring tides, combined with windy weather, may have created a passage. The Gulf of Suez is known for its violent tidal fluctuations and may have served as Moses’ passage.

The third natural phenomenon that explains the biblical story from the point of view of science is tidal resonance, which occurs under the strong influence of external forces; for example, strong wind causes an extremely low tide, exposing a large area. sea ​​bed.

Rossby waves, caused by the rotation of the planet and the movement of large amounts of water in the oceans, have also been suggested as an explanation. Because of them, the tide can retreat over an extremely long distance, leaving shallow water or land. Each of these hypothetical scenarios requires certain conditions, but they are natural events. The study emphasizes the importance of research in finding scientific explanations for historical and religious events.