Drebbel In 1602 the first ever submarine made a journey down the River Thames in England It was named the Drebbel Witnesses say it stayed submerged for three hours REBBEL
0 0 0 The two rowers Did you know that the The Drebbel moved very The Drebbel was The Drebbel was could not see copy of the Drebbel slowly because it was rowed by a crew human powered where they were was successfully rowed powered by oars It went of two It had fins at both going They underwater in 2001 to a depth of only 15 feet the front and back probably used a 4 6 m and a rudder to compass to steer with navigate Mechanic Mike says Although the original submarine has never been found a copy of it was made in 2001 The submarine is named after its original inventor Cornelis
Submarines
Amazing naval machines - from a 17th century wooden submersible to today’s submarines that can stay submerged for months at a time.
About This Book
By: David West
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Published by: Smart Apple Media by Black Rabbit Books
