4/11/2006: Glowing waves

mlandman · 04-11-2006, 02:39 PM

has a couple of coves that put this to shame. Looking for the link, can't find it right now. But long story short it's a VERY popular excursion for some of the cruise ships -- you kayak out to this cove when there is a timeframe at night with little to no moonlight so it is very dark, and it is one of the coolest phenomenon you will ever see.

I've seen pictures on the website (still looking for the link) that are amazing, and I've spoke to people that went there that described it --- sounds absolutely amazing.

See? And you guys thought the only thing I did her in the cellar was post negative commentary re: people wasting taxpayer dollars on silly stuff.

chrisinhouston · 04-11-2006, 06:03 PM

I'm going to guess that this was a digital image because of all the "noise" throughout the image. Pretty amazing though as it is quite sharp and seems to have been composed well.

There may be a scientific reason but I thought of the movie, "The Abyss"!

04-11-2006, 02:39 PM	#1
mlandman Coronation Incarnate Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 87	San Juan, PR has a couple of coves that put this to shame. Looking for the link, can't find it right now. But long story short it's a VERY popular excursion for some of the cruise ships -- you kayak out to this cove when there is a timeframe at night with little to no moonlight so it is very dark, and it is one of the coolest phenomenon you will ever see. I've seen pictures on the website (still looking for the link) that are amazing, and I've spoke to people that went there that described it --- sounds absolutely amazing. See? And you guys thought the only thing I did her in the cellar was post negative commentary re: people wasting taxpayer dollars on silly stuff.

04-11-2006, 06:03 PM	#2
chrisinhouston Professor Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Houston TX Posts: 1,857	I'm going to guess that this was a digital image because of all the "noise" throughout the image. Pretty amazing though as it is quite sharp and seems to have been composed well. There may be a scientific reason but I thought of the movie, "The Abyss"!

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