The Bogus Batoid Submarine is Wooden, not Yellow (Video)

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The Bogus Batoid Submarine is Wooden, not Yellow (Video)

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Why not just swim? (Score:0)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

With all the extra mass of the ship, is this really more efficient than just strapping on some flippers?
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  by LesFerg ( 452838 ) writes:
  
  With all the extra mass of the ship, is this really more efficient than just strapping on some flippers?
  At this stage it just looks like a special-interest art project, or a sculpture you can sit in. Video of it being used in more than 1 metre of water would make this more interesting.
  - Re:Why not just swim? (Score:2)
    
    by Chelloveck ( 14643 ) writes: on Tuesday October 21, 2014 @05:21PM (#48199317) Homepage
    
    That was my first thought, too. But remember, this is a Maker Faire. 90% of all projects shown off are special-interest art.
    
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