Stellarinsights·Nov 3The Japanese Sub in Alaska Wasn’t Blown Open by AmericaStorms, fighter planes and a demolition charge: what really destroyed Japan’s midget submarines on Kiska
Ingroup chatbyAlex Kravchenko·Oct 30The Hydrogen Sea: A Narrative of Soviet Submarine CatastrophesPart One: The Logic of the “Lighter”
Mike Jones·Oct 12Russia’s Yasen Submarines Have the Firepower. Can Moscow Make It Count?Russia’s advanced nuclear-powered submarines are capable of firing volley shots of large-scale missiles. Their true worth, of course, lies…A response icon1A response icon1
Bankruptcy Breakdown·Sep 9Disney’s 20,000 Leagues Submarines: The One Still Underwater at Castaway CayDiscover what happened to Disney World’s 12 original 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea submarines and how one still rests underwater at Castaway…
Hereditarius·Sep 7The Alchemist Who Discovered Oxygen and Couldn’t Be Bothered to Tell AnyoneWhen Cornelius Drebbel rowed his submarine down the Thames in 1621, past a crowd of Londoners who had never seen a boat move underwater…
Alini Krugeer·Aug 13The Prism: The Piece That Gave Navies Their SightLong before digital cryptography and electronic sensors, navies faced a fundamental challenge: how to see without being seen, and how to…
Ben Allison·Jul 20Favorite Film #66, 1981: Das Boot. Directed by Wolfgang PetersenThe greatest submarine film of all time. Director Wolfgang Peterson shoots Das Boot like a science fiction blockbuster. The framing and…
InTeatime HistorybyMartino Sacchi·Jul 8Ten Things (Almost) Nobody Knows about the Italian SubmarinesTen surprising facts about Italy's Cold War submarine: silent propulsion, wire-guided torpedoes, sonar, batteries and life beneath the sea.A response icon14A response icon14
Reggie Perrizo·Jun 9Silence Beneath the SteelA submarine feels like a story about depth. But the U.S. Navy contract shows something else: the hardest part begins long before the hull…
