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Exploring the sea in a homemade submarine [1]

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Date: 2022-07-12

Shanee Stopnitzky is a complex systems marine scientist who started her own submarine collective. After having an incredible experience in a submarine a few years ago, Stopnitzky decided she wanted to make submarines more accessible to people who want to ride around in them, so she started a member-driven organization called the Community Submersibles Project.

One of the submarines in the collective is a homemade submarine called fangtooth. She explains that going in a homemade submarine is actually less scary since you are only using it in shallow waters. Stopnitzky is currently working on a project to build an underwater house, and I can't wait to see how it turns out.

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