https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y0RAwJlAxsim gonna guess because its very escalatory and a big deal to target navel infrastructure or use the sea. ie if ukraine tried it, byebye power grid.
>>65567812Because radio waves don't penetrate water.
Very slowVery hard to control and communicate
>>65567812>navel infrastructure?
>>65567820Why?
>>65567861Physics
>>65567869LMAO
>>65567869AND HERE COMES SCOTTY 2 HOTTIE! MAN-A-FIRE, HE'S OVER THE TOP ROPE! AND HE DELIVERY THE FLYING LEG DROP BY AIR MAIL, KING! BY GAWD! IT'S A SLOBBERKNOCKER!
>>65567869Did he survive?
>>65567857That navel makes me want to erect some infrastructure of my own, if you catch my drift
>>65567812human beings breathe air and until recently used to be vital to warship functioning. Still often very important.
Something I always found fascinating, is that there's more airplanes in the oceans than there are submarines in the sky.
>>65567820Sound penetrates water. If we can convert digital commands into high frequency radio waves then why can't we convert them into high frequency sound waves?
While communication via sound waves is possible, addressing issues such as limited data capacity, transmission latency, and vulnerability to interception or signal interference would be a formidable challenge.At high frequencies, attenuation in water becomes severe.
>>65567820>>65567835>>65569383just surface nigga
