Supercavitation refers to a process of displacing water around a submerged vessel so that it travels in a gaseous or vaporous cavity. Theoretically, that can be done either by propelling a blunt-nosed vessel at a very high speed — its nose forces the water out of the way — or by injecting gas into a partially developed cavity
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about 20 years ago
DARPA seeks supercavitation submarine
Supercavitation refers to a process of displacing water around a submerged vessel so that it travels in a gaseous or vaporous cavity. Theoretically, that can be done either by propelling a blunt-nosed vessel at a very high speed — its nose forces the water out of the way — or by injecting gas into a
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