Sentences with phrase «russian nuclear submarine»

In 1961, the Russian nuclear submarine the K - 19 sets sail, even though it has not been 100 % finished, and even though it appears to be a «bad luck» boat.

Great story, feel that Russian Nuclear Submarine Sailors and Crewmen (KGB).

Russian nuclear submarines are sitting somewhere out there beyond the horizon.

Not exact matches

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Alexandr Nikitin, a Russian engineer, was charged in 1996 with high treason and divulging state secrets for co-authoring a report for the Norwegian - based Bellona Foundation that documented the environmental dangers posed by the abandoned nuclear submarines of the Russian Northern Fleet in the Kola Peninsula.

THE Russian research vessel Mstislav Keldysh is steaming towards the Norwegian Sea this week, on a mission to plug up the holes in the wrecked nuclear submarine Komsomolets.

Our crew goes looking for rogue Dom and Cipher and after a tense encounter or two (one in New York, where nuclear security codes are lifted from a Russian official), the action shifts over to icy Russia, where World War III seems about to break out at a secret hijacked naval base as tanks and a nuclear submarine take chase after our heroes.

The Kursk movie is inspired by the unforgettable true story of the K - 141 KURSK, a Russian flagship nuclear - powered submarine that sank to the bottom of the Barents Sea in August 2000.

The submarine mission where a small team manages to immobilize a Russian submarine, break in, reroute where some nuclear missiles are launched, and then escape on an epic boat chase that swerves about the ocean and between huge battle ships pelted by huge missiles.

At one extreme is Peter Fend, whose hallway painting unfolds as a detailed, step - by - step proposal for adapting Russian nuclear - missile submarines for the collection of algae and plastic in the world's oceans.

Peter Fend, Olya: An Algae / Plastic Harvesting and Biofuel Production Submarine based on a Russian Nuclear - Missile Submarine Design, 2015.

And for years nuclear submarines (Russian, American and British) have been measuring ice thickness from the bottom, using their sonar.