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Experience the world's fastest personal submersible, the Super Sub by U-Boat Worx, offering unparalleled speed and an unobstructed view of the underwater world.
The Super Sub's most staggering achievement is its unparalleled speed, reaching up to 10 knots underwater, as mentioned in a previous article. To put this into perspective, it's "3-4 knots faster than the top cruising speed of a bottlenose dolphin and 7 knots faster than the average submersible," as noted in another news report.
Safety remains paramount in the Super Sub's design, as highlighted in another news article. It comes equipped with a "maximum depth protection" feature that prevents the submersible from descending beyond its certified depth. In case of an emergency, a safety buoy marks the sub's position on the surface, and a drop weight can be released manually to increase buoyancy.
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