NUCLEAR VISITOR

The video reports on the nuclear ship Savannah, the first nuclear-powered merchant vessel, highlighting its maiden transatlantic voyage to Southampton. It covers the ship's technical aspects, including its control room and atomic fuel capacity, and describes the passenger experience and cargo capacity. The video also provides historical context by comparing the modern Savannah with its namesake from 145 years ago.

What makes the nuclear ship Savannah historically significant?

• It was the largest ship ever built.

• It is the world's first nuclear-powered merchant vessel.

• It was the first ship to cross the Atlantic.

• It was the fastest ship of its time.

What is required to operate the control room of the Savannah?

• Basic sailing skills

• Advanced technical knowledge

• A large crew

• Minimal supervision

How long can the Savannah operate with its atomic fuel?

• Two years

• Three and a half years

• One year

• Five years

How many passengers can the Savannah carry?

• 30 passengers

• 150 passengers

• 100 passengers

• 60 passengers

What is the cruising speed of the Savannah?

• 25 knots

• 20 knots

• 30 knots

• 15 knots