History of the Submarine | Nautilus submersible #shorts

A brief history of the submarine, from the Nautilus to the modern nuclear submarines, and research submersibles.
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**Transcript**
Throughout history, humans have sought to explore the vast mysteries of the ocean.
From early diving bells to the innovative creations of inventors, the quest for underwater exploration took shape. In 1800, the world witnessed the birth of the first operational submarine, the 'Nautilus' by Robert Fulton. The Nautilus could descend to a depth of 25 feet, paving the way for future submarine development. Since then, submarines have evolved with incredible advancements in technology.
During World War II, submarines like the Gato-class could dive to depths of approximately 300 feet.
Today's submarines are engineering marvels, capable of long-range missions and diving to immense depths. Although modern military nuclear-powered submarines' official diving depths are generally classified, they can reach depths exceeding 800 feet, some submarine classes can even dive close to 4,000 feet. During times of war, submarines have played pivotal roles, with stealth and firepower beneath the waves. Beyond military applications, submarines allow us to uncover the wonders of marine life and ecosystems. With their ability to surface and dive, submarines continue to expand our knowledge of the ocean's depths.

**Timestamp**
00:00 Diving Bell
00:10 Robert Fulton's Nautilus
00:22 Evolution of the Submarine : WWII Gato Class
00:32 Modern Submarines
00:50 Research submarines

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