How loud is a submarine?

Submarines vary greatly in loudness, from nuclear subs making ~90-95 dB (like ocean noise) to older diesel boats at 125+ dB, but their active sonar pings are incredibly loud, reaching 235 dB at the source, powerful enough to damage organs miles away, while diesel-electric subs are almost silent when running on batteries, highlighting that "loud" depends on whether it's propulsion noise or active sonar.
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Is it noisy inside a submarine?

You'll hear machinery running, turbines spinning, people talking as they go about their business while on watch, or during their off-watch time. Being IN a Submarine is not living/operating within a vacuum. There are sounds inside the boat.
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How long can you breathe in a submarine?

You could spend a week on a yellow submarine breathing the same air without suffering any ill effects. The research is reported in the latest edition of the Royal Society of Chemistry's Journal of Environmental Monitoring. Modern submarines can stay underwater without coming to the surface for several days.
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Do submarine crews have to be quiet?

Silent running is a stealth mode of operation for naval submarines. The aim is to evade discovery by passive sonar by eliminating superfluous noise: nonessential systems are shut down, the crew is urged to rest and refrain from making any unnecessary sound, and speed is greatly reduced to minimize propeller noise.
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Why are submarines so loud?

Several mechanisms for noise radiation from the submarine exist, which are more or less prevalent depending on the frequency band, speed and depth of the submarine. Among these mechanisms are hull vibration, power plant equipment, propellers and flow noise (hydrodynamic noise).
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How much do Submariners get paid?

Submariners earn a standard military base salary (based on rank/time) plus significant extra "Submarine Duty Incentive Pay" (SUBPAY) and other bonuses, with enlisted pay potentially reaching over $100k with incentives, while officers start strong and can see $100k+ quickly, especially nuclear-trained personnel, with high earners potentially over $150k with bonuses and allowances. Pay varies greatly by rank (E-1 to O-10), years of service, and specialty (like Nuclear Power), with 2025 SUBPAY ranging from $100-$500/month for enlisted and up to $950/month for officers. 
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Do you feel pressure in a submarine?

A bit, but not really, no. The hull does a good job of keeping the outside things on the outside, including pressure. However, rapid pressure changes DO happen quite often.
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What does 4444 mean to navy seals?

To Navy SEALs, "4444" refers to the 4-4-4-4 Box Breathing technique, a simple yet powerful method for managing extreme stress by inhaling for 4, holding for 4, exhaling for 4, and holding again for 4 seconds, which resets the nervous system and promotes calm focus in high-stakes situations. 
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Which country has the best submarine in the world?

The United States generally has the world's best submarines, particularly its nuclear-powered attack subs (like the Virginia-class, Seawolf-class) known for unparalleled stealth, sonar, and firepower, while Japan leads in advanced non-nuclear (diesel-electric) subs, and Russia boasts formidable vessels like the Yasen-M. Other top contenders include France's Barracuda and the UK's Astute classes, but U.S. technological superiority and large nuclear fleet give it the overall edge in undersea dominance.
 
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Can an aircraft carrier outrun a submarine?

First, the attack carrier can attack submarines at their bases and home ports and can also attack their logistic facilities. Second, the attack carrier can outrun most submarines under most circumstances.
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Why were females not allowed on submarines?

The Navy has long claimed the high cost of separate accommodations as a reason for the ban. According to the Associated Press, the first women to serve on submarine posts will be officers on guided-missile attack and ballistic-missile submarines.
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Is it hot inside a submarine?

In hot summer weather, especially in tropical and subtropical regions, the air temperature in a submarine may rise to fairly high levels.
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How painful is a submarine implosion?

Implosions are like explosions running in reverse. There's still an intense pressure differential, but it's crushing in on you instead of trying to burst out. Inside of a submarine or a submersible, the pressure is a comfortable 14.7 psi, just like on the surface. But the pressure pushing in on you is staggering.
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Is there any way to escape a sinking submarine?

Submarine Escape Immersion Equipment (SEIE) allows individual escape from a distressed submarine. It is a waterproof, insulated suit with a breathing system and buoyancy control to safely bring crew to the surface, protecting against cold and decompression risks.
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Do submarines have a gym?

Talking benches, dumbbells, barbells, treadmill, pull-up bar, boxing bag, just cluttered next to nuclear missiles. The nuclear missiles are stored on the middle part of the submarine across four decks and on the bottom deck that's where the gym is. Just a bunch of equipment through next to the missiles.
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What is the quietest submarine in the world?

There isn't one single "quietest" submarine, but top contenders for stealth include Germany's Type 212 (AIP-powered), Sweden's Blekinge-class (next-gen AIP), the US Navy's Virginia-class (nuclear) for its advanced pump-jet and stealth tech, and potentially Russia's new Yasen-class, all utilizing cutting-edge noise reduction like AIP or pump-jets for near-silent running, though AIP subs often win for overall underwater stealth.
 
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Can you run out of oxygen in a submarine?

As the oxygen levels go down, it will make it harder and harder for them to breathe — ultimately suffocating them. But the depleting oxygen levels are not the only problem they face. While they are bleeding the oxygen in from the scuba tanks, they're also exhaling carbon dioxide, which is poisonous to humans.
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