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Why the Navy won’t ever build deep diving titanium nuclear submarines like Russia
Why The U.S. Navy Rejected Titanium Hulls and Bet on Quiet Steel Summary and Key Points – Titanium hulls offer real ...
Scott Cassell said a small mistake flooded the batteries on Stockton Rush's sub. Two other people on the mission confirmed the sub was damaged. A 2010 underwater OceanGate expedition in California was ...
An Ohio billionaire is planning a deep-sea dive to the wreckage of the Titanic in 2026, with the help of a submersibles company that specializes in ultra-deep diving equipment. The voyage by Larry ...
OceanGate’s Titan tragic implosion a year ago put a collective pause on deep-sea dives to the RMS Titanic, but one Ohio billionaire is ready to try again. Real estate mogul and intrepid explorer Larry ...
TOKYO -- The world's deepest-diving submarine has disappeared in the choppy Pacific Ocean off Japan, a setback to deep-sea research on everything from earthquakes to rare bacteria. Kaiko, a bright ...
Summary: The legacy of Soviet submarine innovation continues today with Russia’s ambitious new submarine projects, amidst rising naval tensions with NATO. Among the most notable contributions to ...
In summer 1958, 27-year-old Navy Staff Lt. Don Walsh was assigned to the submarine tender Nereus, part of Submarine Flotilla 1 at the sub base on Point Loma. It was a safe, steady desk job, but less ...
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