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At random: A submarine often navigates by sound when submerged. Sound can travel 3,000 nautical miles or more through water.
Submarine Hunt
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Steve
Posted 2017-10-20 9:39 AM (#86401)
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Subject: Submarine Hunt

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Ric
Posted 2017-10-20 10:34 AM (#86402 - in reply to #86401)


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Subject: RE: Submarine Hunt

That is what we were doing 50 years ago.
rover177
Posted 2017-10-21 1:50 PM (#86412 - in reply to #86401)
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Subject: RE: Submarine Hunt

Nothing has changed. Any modern non-nuclear propelled submarine is hard to find when not running main engines.
Sound waves can have interesting travel patterns. Sea-Water Temperature changes can result in large virtually not forecastable shadow zones. Yes they will be there but exactly where? Only local presence can show - for that given time and depth.
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