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Research & Development

Britain’s Nuclear Submarines “Potentially Vulnerable” to Accidents
Research & Development

Britain’s Nuclear Submarines “Potentially Vulnerable” to Accidents

The reactors that power Britain’s naval submarines are “potentially vulnerable” to fatal nuclear accidents because they fail to meet modern… (guardian) [mappress] Source: guardian,March 10, 2011;

about 15 years ago
Australia: Scuttled Ships, Military Vehicles and Abandoned Aircraft Lie in Waters of Rottnest Island
Research & Development

Australia: Scuttled Ships, Military Vehicles and Abandoned Aircraft Lie in Waters of Rottnest Island

Deep beneath the ocean, in waters west of Rottnest Island, lies a treasure trove of scuttled ships, military vehicles and abandoned aircraft. For nearly 50 years the deepwater graveyard has remained mostly forgotten but new technology is helping to reveal its booty. The first clues to the graveyard

about 15 years ago
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