Underwater Transport.

1960's Concepts.

Since these ideas of using civilian submarines in the 1960's no progress has at yet been made to bring anything outside the tourism industry to fruition. Australia and Israel are perhaps only two countries in the world to see the value of using submarines to view coral reefs and low level sea plains.

It is either the financial viability, costs and safety that has blocked the serious alternative to surface shipping. It would seem that the Submarine is to remain for some time yet the preserve of the military and Navies of the globe.

The advantages of not having to cope with rough seas and the probability of better speed to deliver goods has it would seem been placed on the sidelines of conventuality. 

But perhaps with the need to cut down of fossil fuels and carbon emissions the day of submersed travel might in this century be not far away?

Cruise Liners. Part-Two.

Many New Ideas.

Design of these new sea ocean monsters are for improved facilities and pleasure, most vessels so far built have kept to a certain genre of dance hall, eating, casinos and swimming pools. Queen Mary-II.

But the future may include theme park additions and underwater viewing galleries. Size and weight may change the out lay of ships that will be able to do this, but there will always be a demand for luxury and being pampered.