World first atomic powered submarine begins trial run from Groton, CT

The video discusses the submarine Nautilus, the first atom-powered U.S. Navy vessel, as it departs from Broughton, Connecticut. It highlights the historical significance of nuclear propulsion and its potential for the industrial future. The Nautilus will undergo surface and underwater trials, showcasing its capability to cross the Atlantic submerged at a constant speed.

What is the significance of the Nautilus submarine's journey?

• It is the largest submarine ever built.

• It is the first submarine to travel around the world.

• It is the first atom-powered vessel to go to sea.

• It is the first submarine to be used in combat.

Where is the Nautilus departing from?

• Boston, Massachusetts.

• Broughton, Connecticut.

• Norfolk, Virginia.

• New York, New York.

What does the Nautilus symbolize for the future?

• The vast potential of atomic energy for industrial use.

• The beginning of space exploration.

• The end of traditional energy sources.

• The decline of naval power.

What trials will the Nautilus undergo?

• Only underwater trials.

• Both surface and underwater trials.

• Only surface trials.

• No trials are planned.

What is the expected speed of the Nautilus when submerged?

• 10 to 15 knots.

• 20 to 25 knots.

• 30 to 35 knots.

• 40 to 45 knots.