Swim at 100m/sec: Russian Torpedos Underwater

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The discussion centers on the capabilities of Russian torpedoes that can achieve speeds of 100 meters per second or more underwater. The source cited is a Scientific American article, which details the technological advancements in torpedo design that enable such high-speed travel. Key factors include propulsion systems and hydrodynamic efficiency, which are critical for achieving these speeds in aquatic environments.

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What it takes to 'fly' at 100m/sec under the water?
Russians supposedly have torpedos that do that or even faster.
 
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