Nautilus submarine travels under North Pole

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In 1958, the USS Nautilus, an American nuclear-powered submarine, achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first vessel to successfully travel under the North Pole. This remarkable feat marked a significant achievement in the field of submarine technology and exploration.
The voyage of the Nautilus was part of a larger mission called "Operation Sunshine," aimed at demonstrating the capabilities of nuclear-powered submarines and showcasing the United States' technological prowess during the Cold War era. Under the command of Captain William R. Anderson, the Nautilus embarked on its daring journey through the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean.
On August 3, 1958, the Nautilus crossed beneath the Arctic ice cap, reaching a depth of approximately 700 feet and traveling 1,830 nautical miles in less than 96 hours. The submarine emerged on the other side of the North Pole, completing the historic voyage and demonstrating the viability of nuclear propulsion for submarines.
The success of the Nautilus's polar crossing not only highlighted the advances in naval technology but also provided valuable data for future Arctic operations and navigation. The achievement of the Nautilus remains a significant event in the history of naval exploration, symbolizing human ingenuity and determination in conquering challenging frontiers.
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Go see it in Groton CT and take walk thru it..also the Sub museum it's a wow!

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