Biblical accounts of the Red Sea’s parting are hydrologically plausible, suggest computer simulations of sustained winds in a coastal lagoon where the Nile met the Mediterranean 3,000 years ago.

Under steady 60-mph winds, “the ocean model produces an area of exposed mud flats where the river mouth opens into the lake,” wrote National Center for Atmospheric Research oceanographers Carl Drews and Weiqing Han in an August 30 Public

After nearly 6 months of smashing particles, the Large Hadron Collider has seen signs of something entirely new. Pairs of charged