Post #36334 by bighairymike on the US Policy board

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Looking back on the thread, you and BHM quickly got us distracted from the initial subject - specifically that a US Representative and a former Rep are spreading insane shit about some secret sonar identifying a huge vessel traveling at very high speeds underwater. - Peter

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I don't recall commenting on the topic of high speed underwater motion. In fact I learned a lot from the discussion about cavitation envelopes and the capabilities of modern torpedoes, so remind me what I did to be included in your assertion.

By the way, even though I didn't (as best as I can remember) jump in on the conversation, I don't believe an object as big as the one under discussion could travel that fast. Heck I was surprised to learn that torpedoes can go as fast as they do.

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