Most of the surface of planet Earth is underwater; what lies beneath the waves is hidden from human eyes. But in 1869, the French science fiction author Jules Verne imagined the Nautilus: a vessel that could allow men to see the undersea world in all its glory. Verne’s novel, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, brought to life in this 1954 film, inspired a young Peter Robbins… More than a century of technological developments have made a reality of Jules Verne’s fantasy. Today, submarines large and small criss-cross the deep ocean. But compared to the Nautilus, in one important respect, real-life subs are a bit of a disappointment: they don’t have much of a view. The big military submarines don’t have any windows at all, and even a scientific mini-submersible like the famous Alvin has only tiny portholes. But now, Peter Robbins has decided that he will emulate Captain Nemo, and build his very own deep-diving submarine with a view: one with a transparent pressure hull. For the designer, it’s completely unknown territory… and pushing the boundaries of technology can be dangerous. The Underwater Dream Machine, right now, on NOVA.
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