The first rudimentary periscopes were used in experimental submarines in the mid-late 1880's - however, Simon Lake is generally credited with the invention of the telescoping periscope that is still in use today.
The new Seawolf, Virginia, and British Astute classes now use Photonics Masts rather than traditional periscopes. They're essentially HD optical sensors that relay information through a hull connection to workstations in the Control Room. This allows for a much smaller hull penetration than traditional scopes, and as such, it also allows for redesigns of the internal pressure hull, as the Control Room no longer needs to be directly under the Sail.
To be honest though, Photonics Masts limit the "cool" factor of periscopes. You just can't be like John Wayne looking at a video screen; you gotta have a traditional periscope.
The captain of the submarine raised the periscope to see if there's danger.
The object used to view the outside from inside the submarine is called a periscope.
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A periscope is used to observe the surface from a submarine
In paintball wars, a periscope is a handy way to look around a corner without getting shot. With only its periscope out of the water, a submarine was nearly impossible to spot at a distance.
A standard viewing device used on a submarine is a periscope.
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A periscope is the instrument used in a submarine to see above the surface of water. It works by using mirrors to reflect light down into the submarine while allowing for observation of the surface without exposing the submarine itself.
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The submarine's periscope and radar mast are damaged.
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Periscope.