Two questions should be handled in order: Is the report well established? and Is the event described rationally possible? The first requires investigating texts and transmission; the second concerns philosophical objections and the principle of divine power.
Showing that something is possible does not prove it occurred; many possibilities never happen. Equally, citing a report without identifying the alleged logical contradiction may not fully answer the philosophical objection.
Sound reasoning judges occurrence by the strength of evidence and responds independently to any claim of impossibility.