Showing posts with label nuclear systems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nuclear systems. Show all posts

Monday, May 25, 2026

The Russian new ocean floor nuclear missile project is not a new idea.




“Russian efforts to deploy nuclear-armed ballistic missiles in the ocean may have been underway for years and could involve previously unknown methods, according to Western intelligence assessments. This conclusion follows extensive surveillance of Russian operations in the White Sea, a bay of the Arctic. Ocean, reported by German outlet Tagesschau. (UAWire.com, Russia’s secret ocean-floor nuclear missile project raises alarm in the West)

The idea of military bases on the sea floor is not new. Even from WWII. Researchers made plans. And warnings about the military bases, built in the shipwrecks. In some visions, the underwater missile base can be simple. The submarine wreck. There is a submarine that hosts the crew. That operates its nuclear weapons. The submarine can play a wreck. But there are more complicated systems. 

In some bad visions, the 100-300 mt. Poseidon torpedo can wait on the seabed for an order to attack. In some other versions of that dark vision, there are nuclear mines on the seafloor waiting for detonation. The mine can wait just under the ocean seafloor slopes. And they can form a landslide. When the order comes. The mine will release its weight. Then it starts to rise to the optimal depth. The optimal depth means that the weapon can send. A devastating tsunami. To hit the coast.  

These kinds of weapons are planned to lie at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Or maybe near the coastline of the UK and the U.S.A. 

At the end of the Cold War era, there were rumors that the Soviet Union deployed nuclear missiles, or some kind of nuclear missile bases, in the lakes or on the floor of the Baltic Sea. Those nuclear bases could be nuclear missile submarines that are sunken on the ocean floor. The crew of those missile stations would be changed. By using some kind of rescue submarine as a support unit. The crew goes. Through the air lock. That kind of missile base could make. 

A surprise attack from the coastline of the USA. Another model is that even large-sized missile tubes can be positioned on the ocean floor. Or the missile silas can be drilled in the sediments. The system can basically host even the large-sized Sarmat missiles. In some models. The remote-controlled torpedo stations or the vehicles that can move on the ocean floor like cars can shoot torpedoes at the bottom of ships and other submarines. In some futuristic visions, the system that transports nuclear weapons can be an underwater hovercraft. That system can slide above the bottom without a trace. Those kinds of systems were predicted in some futuristic novels. And maybe the nuclear weapon silos at the bottom of the ocean already exist. 


https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2025/10/29/poseidon-torpedo-a-game-changer-in-nuclear-deterrence/


https://www.uawire.org/russia-s-secret-ocean-floor-nuclear-missile-project-raises-alarm-in-the-west


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poseidon_(unmanned_underwater_vehicle)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-28_Sarmat


Thursday, May 7, 2026

Hydrogen as the power for submarines and ships.



Above. The Northrop-Grumman Manta Ray

An autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) needs. A lot of computer power. Maybe: in the future. There are also nuclear-powered versions of the AI-controlled underwater autonomous vehicles. The large-sized, almost full-sized nuclear-powered submarine drones can provide electricity for their high-capacity computers. Those computers are needed for the independent operations. 

The ship or submarine can use hydrogen as fuel for fuel cells or gas turbines. The submarine drone operates 1,257 miles using the hydrogen fuel cells. That thing can be a very impressive record. But there is a possibility of using hydrogen in the gas turbines. An electric ship. It can also use hydrogen for gas turbines. It creates hydrogen from water by using electrolysis. And those gas turbines can make the system faster. The thing is that. 

The combined nuclear and steam (CONAS) system. That used in aircraft carriers and Russian Kirov-class battlecruisers can also be combined with gas turbines. The nuclear-based. Combined steam and gas COSAG engines can be revolutionary propulsion for submarines. In those systems, the small nuclear reactors can give electricity to electrolytic systems. And then those systems can deliver hydrogen to the gas turbines. 

The supercavitation technology can also make those systems more powerful. The nuclear-powered ships that use portable nuclear reactors can operate at very high speeds for virtually unlimited time. The small nuclear reactors. That can fit into the truck containers can turn any ship in the world . Into nuclear-powered. The nuclear-powered. Systems can give. 

The aircraft carriers' unlimited operational time. And the hydrogen-powered aircraft can operate without limits. But today, those aircraft carriers can be like small underwater drones. That releases drone swarms near the coastline. The carrier drone itself. It can look like a miniature version of the ballistic missile submarine. The quadcopters can be loaded as towers behind the hatches. These are similar to missile tubes in larger submarines. 

The small nuclear reactors can turn “Orca” or “Manta Ray” class underwater drones into tools. That has an unlimited operational range. Systems like the Russian  nuclear-powered “Poseidon” (Status 6) nuclear torpedo drones can reach a speed of 100 knots. That means a combination of nuclear reactors and hydrogen-burning gas turbines can give drones speeds. Those are higher than anytime before. The nuclear-powered drones that are equipped with micro nuclear reactors can revolutionize naval technology. 



https://fortune.com/2026/02/21/us-military-airlift-small-nuclear-reactor-first-time-c-17-microreactors/


https://interestingengineering.com/energy/world-first-submarine-drone-travels-underwater


https://www.navalgazing.net/Modern-Propulsion-Part-3


 https://www.naval-technology.com/projects/kirov/


https://www.northropgrumman.com/what-we-do/mission-solutions/sensors/manta-ray


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combined_steam_and_gas


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orca_(AUV)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poseidon_(unmanned_underwater_vehicle)

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