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"One fascinating limitation [...]" Sounds highly unlikely. The sub has a huge area across which to dispose of the waste gas, the volume can't be that high that
by pbhj 17y ago
"One fascinating limitation [...]"
Sounds highly unlikely. The sub has a huge area across which to dispose of the waste gas, the volume can't be that high that they need to release big bubbles at once. The chances of a satellite pointing at the right area of sea being able to detect even a metre-cross bubble against wave background ... I really can't see it.
Perhaps they should blow bubble rings and disguise as a dolphin?
- windsurfer 17y agoOr maybe dissolve the gas in some ocean water before expelling it?