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What Happened To The Nautilus?
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For centuries, the North Pole remained elusive. Early attempts to reach it were primarily motivated by the search for a navigable route through the Arctic to Asia, known as the Northwest Passage. Later, explorers focused specifically on reaching the Pole itself. But for centuries, reaching it seemed impossible. The polar environment was extremely unforgiving. Located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, the North Pole is covered by a vast expanse of sea ice which constantly changes due to wind, ocean currents and seasonal melts. Explorers tried to reach the pole using ships, dogsleds, and even traveling by foot. The first verified, and officially recognized expedition to reach the North Pole didn’t occur until 1926 (although several explorers claimed to have reached it earlier). It was first reached using the airship Norge, which flew overhead, but did not land on the surface.
In the late 1920’s, accomplished explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins became convinced that a submarine would provide the ultimate means of reaching the North Pole. A submarine could travel for extended periods beneath the ice, avoiding the extreme hazards above which had caused earlier expeditions to fail. Carrying the latest scientific equipment, the submarine’s crew could conduct valuable meteorological, oceanographic, biological, magnetic, and spectrographic experiments.
Wilkin’s submarine would be called the Nautilus. It was a retired WW1-era submarine that had been extensively modified by renowned Naval Architect Simon Lake. The Nautilus featured a heavily reinforced bow, a shock absorber and sledge runners to protect it from collision with sea ice. A diving compartment and airlock was also added to allow divers to explore the depths while the submarine remained submerged. Most importantly, the Nautilus was fitted with three ice drills, allowing the submarine to recharge batteries, refresh air and even allow the crew to exit while the submarine still remained below the ice.
The Nautilus and her crew of 20 men began their expedition to the North Pole in June of 1931.
None of them realized how grueling their journey would be, and almost immediately things began to go wrong.
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For centuries, the North Pole remained elusive. Early attempts to reach it were primarily motivated by the search for a navigable route through the Arctic to Asia, known as the Northwest Passage. Later, explorers focused specifically on reaching the Pole itself. But for centuries, reaching it seemed impossible. The polar environment was extremely unforgiving. Located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, the North Pole is covered by a vast expanse of sea ice which constantly changes due to wind, ocean currents and seasonal melts. Explorers tried to reach the pole using ships, dogsleds, and even traveling by foot. The first verified, and officially recognized expedition to reach the North Pole didn’t occur until 1926 (although several explorers claimed to have reached it earlier). It was first reached using the airship Norge, which flew overhead, but did not land on the surface.
In the late 1920’s, accomplished explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins became convinced that a submarine would provide the ultimate means of reaching the North Pole. A submarine could travel for extended periods beneath the ice, avoiding the extreme hazards above which had caused earlier expeditions to fail. Carrying the latest scientific equipment, the submarine’s crew could conduct valuable meteorological, oceanographic, biological, magnetic, and spectrographic experiments.
Wilkin’s submarine would be called the Nautilus. It was a retired WW1-era submarine that had been extensively modified by renowned Naval Architect Simon Lake. The Nautilus featured a heavily reinforced bow, a shock absorber and sledge runners to protect it from collision with sea ice. A diving compartment and airlock was also added to allow divers to explore the depths while the submarine remained submerged. Most importantly, the Nautilus was fitted with three ice drills, allowing the submarine to recharge batteries, refresh air and even allow the crew to exit while the submarine still remained below the ice.
The Nautilus and her crew of 20 men began their expedition to the North Pole in June of 1931.
None of them realized how grueling their journey would be, and almost immediately things began to go wrong.
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AT 5:25- THATS HIS REAL VOICE, LOL!!
What the Soviets were really scared of was that the F15's could turn into Starscream, Skywarp, and Thundercracker.
No, never
OK but but what if the structure were instead filled with something like expanding foam that cures in a rigid structure and instead of one engine, there's 6 or 8 electric motors....of course batteries need to be accounted for. man i wish i had unlimited funds and unlimited time
that jellyfish ship from star trek looked dumb as hell. no a rotating wing plane would not be a cool or interesting aerospace innovation
Redneck: *POP* Damn birds >:#
is that grandpa witwickey
So using the ground effect is the way the tic tac ufo 🛸 is being applied?? Rite ?? So this can be a bit of a problem for our national security being that it’s another country using these vehicles to get around unseen and getting to there destination extremely fast 💨 hmmmm something to think about
its the volatol from gta online
Bro’s cyclops broke.
when u got max minerals and u just wanna build all the tech
If dassault's plane was as bad as its CAD it must have been absolute unuseable trash.
When I was about 12 years old I wondered about combining aspects of a blimp and The Flying Wing to create a cargo aircraft that could carry large loads economically.
probably not but ill watch anyways
It’s sooooo funny to imagine planes just bouncing off the ground like it’s MS flight sim
Jealousy destroyed it
inflatable...aircraft... I've played with the drop stitch inflatable paddle boards, they aren't super flimsy. I don't know if I would get in the air in one, though. I wouldn't venture too far from shore on an inflatable paddle board... so sort of the same thing to me
Please do a video on "Martin P6M SeaMaster"
Oversimplified IMHO. German Ju 287, American X-29 and Soviet S-47 were experimental forward swept wings which, as I understand behave very different dynamics, especially at high speeds and maneuvers. All of those projects were canceled. Even though side with wing facing forward might generate the same (similar) lift, the dynamics and control would be different to combine with opposite side.
Whenever I see an innovation that has serious potential and it gets ignored, I assume the government has something 10x better they can't tell us about.
Amazing history video, the story of the Nautilus is a really tragic tale of how disregarding engineering issues can fail such a promising expedition. I am really sad about how forgotten this story is, even though it MUST be a textbook example of the importance of proper flaw management. Too bad history only remembers remarkful successes and forgets the passionate, yet failed attempts...
I'm glad they didn't give up and are still pushing forward. Everyone is too worried about efficiency nowadays and "safe" plays and people wonder why innovation is stagnating.
Decades before the term "Karen" was born, Karens already robbed us of Supersonic commercial travel with their complaints....
eyes like Tom Hanks
Taking your modified submarine/sub polarcap out to the Northpole for research and to meet a Zeppelin there is just so 1931 👌 Bit disappointed nobody made the game yet.
we need one about the transrapid.
Quit posting shit that doesn't work, because if it did it would be in action.
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04:34 Didn’t knew the Lannisters had an airline to themselves
So perhaps Japans bullet train can trace its origins back to Britains tracked hovercraft design that never was.
The oblique wing is nothing more than a failed experiment. The current wing design is far superior. Is there potentially a better wing design? Sure, but it’s not the oblique.
Oh i tought this was a video about star wars
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A video on Simon Lake would be pretty interesting. He was a guy who was obsessed with bottom crawling submarines. I read a book in the eighties that had some information on him. Apparently he was in competition with Holland Electric Boat. Cheers.
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Tho I do like electric cars and find them impressive the idea of forcing them on everyone doesn’t seem right. I think these nuclear passenger ships are a more viable way to create a larger & positive climate impact.
Content like this needs to be promoted and funded by educational institutions.
What happened with the nautilus was hunan stupidity...
I bet you could make a really good one with todays materials and computer designs at higher pressures
Wow
what if we can have inflatable cars?imagine how many lifes that can save
Damn, those guys on that sub were brave as hell!!!😮😮
Is that why Superman flies with a hand stretch towards and one near his body?
Dude must have worked for the history Channel and got mad at his boss and said screw it im already doing all the work before he quit.
Who came here from the civil engineer
no shit sherlock ...
I have to admit I never heard of this story before... Very interesting... They should make the old Nautilus resurface and restore it. Maybe the new Hearsts could throw in 1% of their profits of this year, that should cover it....