What happens when the great object from outer space lands in the ocean?
When the great object lands in the ocean, a third of the sea becomes blood. A third of all living creatures in the sea die, and a third of shipping is destroyed. Since it strikes an area with shipping lanes, many ships are destroyed in that single event.
Les teaches that this particular object from outer space will land in the ocean. The result is that the third part of the sea becomes blood, the third part of all sea creatures with life die, and the third part of shipping is destroyed. Because it lands in an area with shipping lanes, many ships are destroyed in that one event. Les then notes a later star falls on rivers and fountains, attacking fresh water, and compares it to Egypt when Moses turned the Nile to blood and the Egyptians dug wells, only for God to affect the well water next.