Submarines spend most of their time underwater.
Submarines can go underwater and they can power themselves for months at a time.
like submarines in the ocean.
Russian submarines operating in British waters.
Adding submarines or battleships might have enabled me to create "Star Trek" movies, but it was only after the fact that I finally
There were submarines for the first time.
and nuclear submarines wanted flat-panel displays, because the CRTs took up too much room.
these primitive submarines .
But nuclear submarines don't stop terrorism.
And we had nuclear submarines at sea with missiles on them as well.
They make submarines , things like that.
smaller units for submarines individually uh for Army
We don't go in submarines or are we don't dive there.
We now have women on submarines , which I think is great.
that have done reports on submarines and Antarctic and any of the Polar bases and
difficult it is to find submarines in the open ocean when you're patrolling I told a story about how uh when I was
had all over the oceans to track submarines , he realized they were so sensitive that he could use them to track plankton flows.
And they named one of the small submarines on top of this boat ‘Boaty McBoatface’.
about how to locate uh enemy submarines and that cat and mouse game is where it began it started really with zero some games the notion that uh I'll find your
It's used in the Pentagon and on US nuclear submarines .
And he had 12 ships and two nuclear submarines .
There's been a military Navy base for submarines there since I think the '50s.
And the Santa Fe was the Enron of submarines .
And the move from scientists visiting the seafloor in submarines -- you may be familiar with Alvin,
And the other thing that kind of surprised me about the submarines -- these German submarines -- they weren't particularly good at being underwater.
sank over 800 Allied ships at the loss of only 10 submarines
what they wanted to do was to go out and Hunt submarines in the open ocean
are the uh the idea of patrolling for submarines in the open ocean just
that was last year last month two nuclear submarines collided in
work that goes for scuba apparatus it goes for little submarines that I've had the joy of using I've been on the inside track of building submarines so I do
There's no other country that has nuclear missiles on submarines that nobody knows where they are.
dissident on UK soil, Russian submarines surveying undersea cables around the UK.
the Enigma machines for German battleships, and particularly submarines , and saw the necessity for codes that couldn't be broken by the enemy.
And also just a little bit of background on how I built the submarines and a little bit on where the submersible industry is as a whole.
You know, I cut hair in the submarines .
I was interested to hear you talking about the circadian rhythm stuff on the submarines , especially because since I read--
Male Audience Member #5: How is that situation different from other confined places like submarines and cave exploring?
Wonder weapons were basically mini submarines .
Later, tools like sonar, submarines , satellites, and submersibles let us gather data from above and send stuff below— everything from cameras to robots to “Titanic” director James Cameron.
in the mid 20th century, and when they began listening in this channel for enemy submarines and that sort of thing, they heard all these strange noises.
The problem was the Santa Fe was a totally different submarine , one of the newest submarines in the fleet.
around on the surface and very few people get to scuba dive ever get to go in submarines people don't get to
the ICBMs, the SLBM, the submarines , the bombers, the bombs.
Eating torpedo-- Thinking, eating, and dreaming submarines and torpedoes.
And in a paper that he wrote, he would forecast that submarines would be used to sink ships without warning, sink merchant ships,
So the answer turned out to be robotic floats, little baby submarines , you might think of them, but they're automated.
And so it alone continued producing, ordering ice cream freezers on submarines , tankers, cargo ships.
Rickover was a dynamic and forceful and obnoxious person who managed to get it installed in the submarines and also was tapped by Eisenhower to lead
And if you made a big pyramid about who's been undersea the most, in submarines the most, gone the deepest, gone to the most places,
So this was my crew as I grew up in this as a lieutenant in the US Navy coming out of submarines .