Want to go to a peaceful, beautiful and quiet place? Or go find the mermaid? No big deal! Just slip into one of the submarines below, take a deep breath, and you'll descend to the deep blue seas.
This is Nordenfelt I, the brainchild invented in 1884 by Swedish inventor Thorsten Nordenfelt.
One of the two Resurgam, designed and built in England by Pastor George Garrett during 1878-1879.The ship generation Resurgam I only allows one driver, while Resurgam II can carry a crew with three men.Ship using steam engine.
A car cum submarine, invented by Michel Andre in 1937.
Canoe diving boat (MSC) with the name 'Sleeping Beauty'.This ship allowed British soldiers to spy on the surface of the water or attack the clones during World War II.
Biber, a German Navy submarine during the Second World War, was armed with two external torpedoes.
The World War II Welman submarine was developed by the Special Operations Task Force (SOE) of the UK, but it was not a successful product.
Diving boat a K-250 driver designed by former US colonel George Kittredge in the 60s.
Mikhail Puchkov's homemade submarine became a phenomenon in the 80s.
The Mantis is designed by Graham Hawkes, a British marine engineer and submarine designer.It appeared in a movie about agent 007: For Your Eyes Only.
C-Quester is one of the first personal submarines of U-Boat Workx factory (Netherlands).So far U-Boat Workx has stopped producing this type of submarine.
Newtsub Deepworker 2000, a single-driver submersible vessel was developed by Nuytco Research research center.
Deep Rover, another diver's submarine of Nuytco Research.
Personal ship prototype Innespace Dolphin.This vehicle can go and pop out of the water, or dive underwater like dolphins.
Prototype Aquaventure Watercrafts was produced in 2010.
Ocean exploration ship of Virgin Oceanic (owned by billionaire Richard Branson) was announced in 2011.
The Deepsea Challenger has directed director James Cameron to explore deep waters in the ocean.
Omer 8 submarine built by Montreal University of Technology students (Belgium)
