Steve Fossett's Secret- Flying Submarine, page 1

Steve Fossett's Secret- Flying Submarine

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Called the Deep Flight Challenger, the submersible would have been "part spacecraft, part airplane and part submarine," Hawkes said. And somehow, thanks to the stuff street racers use to trick out their dashboards, the Challenger would have been capable of withstanding pressures of 20,000 pounds per square inch, (approximately 15,000 times the atmospheric pressure), he said.

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It is nice to finally see a positive and amazing note, after so much of the sorrow which followed Steve Fossett's disappearance and wreckage discovery. It is a shame that he is no longer around, to truly push forward this capable concept of amazing proportions. We can all hope that Steve Fossett will be remembered for his many amazing accomplishments, and that projects such as this will remain fully funded and in development. He changed the world with the way he lived, and now he might drastically change it even more so after his passing.

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