Really good overview of the history of stealth technology in submarines. What I'm curious about now, though, is how important a little less sound is. What sort of ranges would we expect a Victor sub at 400m depth to be detected vs. a Thresher sub at 400m with an approximately typical passive sonar detector? If they almost always can't detect you to begin with, a 10% power reduction might not be worth it to be more quiet and vice versa.

I really enjoyed the video I can't understand why people ar disliking this video.

great video & thanks for the mention!

What makes subs silent?

Sad that the modern diesels never got mentioned. Older diesels had limitations which are limited speed underwater & loud as hell when snorkeling or surfaced to recharge batteries, but modern diesels with AIP propulsion systems (e.g. the Swedish Gotland & German 212A) with Stirling & Fuel cell technology allowed higher & longer submerged running speed yet being even more quiet they nuclear counterparts.

Nobody simply dislikes a Binkov's video!

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to make and post.

thank you so much, i didn't know about the thermal layer thing.. much appreciated.

Very well done, in the sea of youtube videos on modern militaries, yours are a cut above all of them.

"NUCLEAR SUBS ARE PRETTY DARN SILENT"

Very informative Comrade Binkov. Thanks.

Cool change in content Mr Binkov. I approve of a bit of diversifying every now and again. good job.

Awesome video Binkov.

Great video! Thank you.

Great video, as always!

Love this channel so much

How a modern naval battle between two superpowers would be fought today?

Be awesome if you could do Saudi Arabia vs Iran or India vs China, would be really interesting to watch!

Really enjoy these vids 👍

Another great video ! Keep up the good work !