The theory is that these will cut or deflect anti submarine nets.
a ship floats on the water and a submarine can go underwater and on top of the water
A broom on top of a submarine, typically attached to a periscope or other mast, is an old Navy custom signifying a "clean sweep", or that the submarine has successfully completed all of its assigned tasks during a special operation.
No, a U-boat is a submarine. A torpedo boat is the boat that destroys the submarine.
Submarine volcanoes act the same way on top of the surface of the earth as under the water. The only difference is that, unlike on top of the ocean, it explodes UNDERNEATH the water. Yes, that is the answer to your unexplainable question.
in a submArine boat thing like in spongebob!!
No, the noun 'submarine' is a common noun, a general word for any underwater vessel.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, or thing; for example, Submarine Beach Road in Nome, AK.The word 'submarine' is also an adjective, a word used to describe a noun.
It is named that because the top of the sub looks like a turtle's shell.
This depends on both the role (e.g. missile, attack, research) and class of the submarine. The only thing that defines a submarine as nuclear is that it derives its power from nuclear reactors, it does not need to carry nuclear weapons (although almost all do).Role defines the purpose the submarine was designed to fulfillClass is the specific "model" of the submarine
Other than the periscope, which was designed to be extended up above the surface of the water to see what's on top, there isn't really a way to look out of a naval submarine. There are no windows or the like.
I can assure you that there isn't any nuclear submarine under Antarctica. The continent of Antarctica is solid land with a very thick glacier on top of it, and even if someone wanted to put a submarine underneath it, there is no way of doing that. You can put submarines in the north pole, but not the south.
The thing on top of a can is usually a lid. Pull tab or pull ring .