can nuclear submarines be detected?
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No, submarines cannot be detected due to their radioactivity. ... Far and away the best way to detect a submarine is by hearing it through underwater sensors. One can either listen for the noise the sub makes or by bouncing sonar off the submarine.
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Ultimately, no, a carbon monoxide detector cannot detect a natural gas leak.
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AFAIK, no. In terms of the military fleet they rely most on missile boats. Seems that even the little combat subs are too expensive to operate for them and there's no actual tasks for it...
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No, Navy submarines don't have windows or portholes so the crew can watch undersea life. Submarines have only periscopes for outside vision, and those are only used close to the surface, a periscope depth (PD).
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Normally, a submerged submarine will not rock with the motion of the waves on the surface. It is only in the most violent hurricanes and cyclones that wave motion reaches as much as 400 feet below the surface. In these conditions, submarines can take a five to ten-degree roll.
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A: No. There is no way to recall a nuclear ballistic missile once it has been launched, and they do not have self- destruct mechanisms.
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Cosmic rays, and muons in particular, are hard to detect because they are traveling very fast and pass through most materials without interacting. The trick to detecting them is to take advantage of the fact that they are charged particles.
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Underground nuclear testing is the test detonation of nuclear weapons that is performed underground. ... From then until the signing of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in 1996, most nuclear tests were performed underground, in order to prevent nuclear fallout from entering into the atmosphere.
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In October 1962, an American U-2 spy plane secretly photographed nuclear missile sites being built by the Soviet Union on the island of Cuba. President Kennedy did not want the Soviet Union and Cuba to know that he had discovered the missiles.
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The U.S. currently operates three classes of fast attack submarine: the Los Angeles, Seawolf, and Virginia classes. There are 34 Los Angeles-class submarines on active duty and 28 retired, making it the most numerous nuclear-powered submarine class in the world. Except for USS Hyman G.
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This quality RF detector alerts you when hidden cameras, listening devices or cell phones are operating nearby so you know if your privacy is compromised. ... The RF detector picks up frequencies covering most transmitting devices and features an audible beep to alert you when devices are detected nearby.
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It must be stationed in any city you own or aboard a Nuclear Submarine or Missile Cruiser. With a range of 12, a Nuclear Missile will heavily damage cities and destroy all units within its blast radius of 2 tiles.
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Real submarines are much more fascinating than the ones from the movies. First of all, there really is no good reason for a submarine to go completely on the bottom of the sea. Submarines are typically operational in several hundred meters of depth, but, as you may know, oceans are much deeper than that.
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DETECTING GAMMA RAYS Gamma-ray wavelengths are so short that they can pass through the space within the atoms of a detector. Gamma-ray detectors typically contain densely packed crystal blocks. As gamma rays pass through, they collide with electrons in the crystal.
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They do not catch rats there, since submarines do not have rats. However, they serve as an excellent means of relaxation for the seamen. Their purring and graceful movements have a calming effect. Also, the crews say that cats in a submarine are better than any gas detector.
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Log monitoring tools such as Logwatch and Swatch can certainly help, but the reality is that system logs are only marginally effective at detecting Nmap activity. Special purpose port scan detectors are a more effective approach to detecting Nmap activity. Two common examples are PortSentry and Scanlogd.
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Even if they're not it's unlikely that the agents operating them will be exposed to high levels of radiation - regulations place limits on radiation scatter and leakage. I've also made measurements inside of the machines and those are quite low as well.