The NUCLEAR SHARK That SINKS Icebergs | History

---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__ 🔔if you like the content subscribe to the channel and activate the bell 🔔 Since the 1950s, the extinct Soviet Union has written one of the most peculiar technological stories in the world: the creation of a nuclear-powered icebreaker ship. Born out of the need to keep a sea route operational that could connect Asia with Europe in a practical way, these vessels work where the ice is capable of reaching thicknesses that would trap any commercial vessel. Today, 70 years after these peculiar vessels first set sail in hostile waters during the winter, the ambition to create increasingly larger and more powerful models does not stop. With nuclear energy as their ally, ready to generate immense power continuously for years, the now Russian icebreakers aim to continue pushing the conviction that no ice barrier is enough to stop human progress toward the most inhospitable corners of the planet. The content of our videos is for entertainment and the information contained is for you to know what is happening on the screen and has some educational value. ---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__---__ Email: [email protected]