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CaptainMattJ. · 07-01-10, 05:33 PM

maybe if they had the technology back then, they couldve pulled the air out of the water. you all know that water is 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 OXYGEN atom. thats how fish live. their gills separate the air from the water and breathe it in. of course if they had that tech theyd find easier ways, but thats just 1 way they couldve fed outside air inside to not only the engines but the crew, too so that staying underwater wasnt an issue of air and battery charge and of major speed difference.

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CaptainMattJ. The Old Man Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Sin City Posts: 1,364 Downloads: 55 Uploads: 0	maybe if they had the technology back then, they couldve pulled the air out of the water. you all know that water is 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 OXYGEN atom. thats how fish live. their gills separate the air from the water and breathe it in. of course if they had that tech theyd find easier ways, but thats just 1 way they couldve fed outside air inside to not only the engines but the crew, too so that staying underwater wasnt an issue of air and battery charge and of major speed difference. Last edited by CaptainMattJ.; 07-01-10 at 09:52 PM.