Electrifying blue waves luring awe-struck crowds to San Diego beaches

www.grindtv.com...

I dont know if this has been posted but this is kinda weird, what do you guys think??

a truly beautiful phenomenon!! I love these waves. Seen them before, though as the site says, this year it has lasted longer than usual. Maybe the waters are a bit warmer?

I love the ocean....THAT is one amazing site!

Thank you for passing it along.

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does it happen on the east coast?because I would love to see it.

Has already been posted and there is some info in there as to why and how it happens:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by dudeguyman
www.grindtv.com...

I dont know if this has been posted but this is kinda weird, what do you guys think??

Rev. 11:6 "These men have power to shut up the sky so that it will not rain during the time they are prophesying; and they have power to turn the waters into blood and to strike the earth with every kind of plague as often as they want."

Another passage of Revelation: "The second angel poured out his bowl on the sea, and it turned into blood like that of a dead person, and every living thing in the sea died,", "The third angel poured out his bowl on the rivers and springs of water, and they became blood."

Redtide=bloody water. See the connection? Apparently bioluminescents created by bloody redtide (red algae) can't be that interesting. Wait till the screaming and the dying starts. Sure it might look all blue and pretty now but redtide kills all aquatic life.

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Not all red tides are toxic:

Red Tides

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Wow. That's probably the most extreme response to a naturally occurring, annual, phenomenon I’ve ever read. Not everything in nature reflects doom and gloom, broseph. Chill…. Take a deep breath and chillllllll.

This looks cool, but isn't Red Tide supposed to be a bad thing especially for the environment? Isn't it caused by a type of algae which robs the water of its oxygen, destroying the lifeforms within ? Maybe I'm just wrong in my assumptions but I think that's how it works. If so, shouldn't environmentalists sound the alarm?

this happens here every year... actually maybe ever more often than that..you can scoop the water into a bottle and shake it up, and ittl glow like a glow stick.. its pretty cool...

Red tide makes tyhe oysters and mussles inedible while its booming.
Other than that everything survives it every year here in BC Ca.
Just dont eat the shellfish.......

Nah, it's just the fallout from Japan
Secondline

I have swam in it before. It is very very cool. Very cold water but a very big experience. When you get out your bathing suit glows longer than your body. I guess it is because it takes longer to dry out.

Probably also mixed with RADIOACTIVE NUCLEAR WASTE from japan But really plenty normal I used to live in san diego and have seen this before, so beautiful!!!!