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- SP-350_Denise length "2750.0".
- SP-350_Denise abstract "The SP-350 Denise, famous as the "Diving saucer" (Soucoupe plongeante), is a small submarine designed to hold two people, and is capable of exploring depths of up to 400 metres (1,300 ft). It was invented by Jacques-Yves Cousteau and engineer Jean Mollard at the French Centre for Undersea Research. It was built in the year 1959 and usually operated from Cousteau's ship, the Calypso.Its propulsion consists of steerable, electrically powered water jets, allowing it to navigate in all directions, as well as turn about its vertical axis. To correct the attitude of the hull, the pilot can shift a liquid mercury ballast mass. The crew members enter the craft through a hatch on the top of the hull and lie prone side-by-side on mattresses to operate it, watching their surroundings through tilted portholes that let them come within a few centimeters of their subject. Electric lamps are fitted for night diving and to provide illumination for photography at extreme working depths. An electrically operated manipulator arm can be fitted at the front of the craft so that the craft can pick up objects for the crew to examine through the portholes.The steel pressure hull, nearly circular in plan form, is 2 metres (6 ft 7 in) in diameter and 1.43 metres (4 ft 8 in) high, able to resist a pressure of more than 90 kg/cm2 (1,300 psi), equivalent to a depth of nearly 900 metres (3,000 ft), although dives never exceed 300 metres (980 ft) for safety.Denise is naturally positively buoyant, and is weighted to negative buoyancy with ballast weights that can be jettisoned in an emergency. If the craft is within 100 metres (330 ft) of the surface, the crew can abandon it via the top hatch, provided they are equipped with emergency breathing apparatus.Launching and recovery is accomplished with the assistance of a shipboard crane.Denise was used by Jacques Cousteau in 1976 to explore the wreck of the HMHS Britannic.".
- SP-350_Denise length "2.75".
- SP-350_Denise shipBeam "2.75".
- SP-350_Denise thumbnail Soucoupe_Plongeante.jpg?width=300.
- SP-350_Denise topSpeed "1.852".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageExternalLink page-206.html.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageID "1940615".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageLength "4193".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageOutDegree "10".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageRevisionID "681614715".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Category:1959_ships.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jacques_Cousteau.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Category:Research_submarines_of_France.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Crane_(machine).
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink HMHS_Britannic.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Jacques-Yves_Cousteau.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Jacques_Cousteau.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink RV_Calypso.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink Submarine.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink File:Civil_and_Naval_Ensign_of_France.svg.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLink File:Soucoupe_Plongeante.jpg.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLinkText ""diving saucer" SP-350".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLinkText ""diving saucer"".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLinkText "SP-350 ''Denise'' ("the Diving saucer")".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLinkText "SP-350 ''Denise''".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLinkText "SP-350 Denise".
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageWikiLinkText "diving saucers".
- SP-350_Denise hasPhotoCollection SP-350_Denise.
- SP-350_Denise shipAircraft "None".
- SP-350_Denise shipAircraftFacilities "None".
- SP-350_Denise shipArmament "None".
- SP-350_Denise shipArmor "None".
- SP-350_Denise shipComplement "2".
- SP-350_Denise shipCountry "France".
- SP-350_Denise shipCrew "2".
- SP-350_Denise shipDisplacement "3.8".
- SP-350_Denise shipEndurance "345600.0".
- SP-350_Denise shipFlag "45".
- SP-350_Denise shipHomeport "Marseille, France".
- SP-350_Denise shipIdentification "SP-350".
- SP-350_Denise shipImage "300".
- SP-350_Denise shipLaunched "1959".
- SP-350_Denise shipMaidenVoyage "1959".
- SP-350_Denise shipNickname "Denise".
- SP-350_Denise shipOwner "Cousteau Society".
- SP-350_Denise shipPropulsion "Electric water jet".
- SP-350_Denise shipRegistry "France".
- SP-350_Denise shipSpeed "1.0".
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- SP-350_Denise wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Ship_Career.
- SP-350_Denise wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Ship_Characteristics.
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- SP-350_Denise wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Submarine-stub.
- SP-350_Denise subject Category:1959_ships.
- SP-350_Denise subject Category:Jacques_Cousteau.
- SP-350_Denise subject Category:Research_submarines_of_France.
- SP-350_Denise hypernym Submarine.
- SP-350_Denise type MeanOfTransportation.
- SP-350_Denise type Ship.
- SP-350_Denise type Ship.
- SP-350_Denise type Submarine.
- SP-350_Denise type Vehicle.
- SP-350_Denise type Vessel.
- SP-350_Denise type Product.
- SP-350_Denise type DesignedArtifact.
- SP-350_Denise type Thing.
- SP-350_Denise type Q11446.
- SP-350_Denise comment "The SP-350 Denise, famous as the "Diving saucer" (Soucoupe plongeante), is a small submarine designed to hold two people, and is capable of exploring depths of up to 400 metres (1,300 ft). It was invented by Jacques-Yves Cousteau and engineer Jean Mollard at the French Centre for Undersea Research.".
- SP-350_Denise label "SP-350 Denise".
- SP-350_Denise sameAs اسپی-۳۵۰_دنیس.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs SP-350.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs SP-350.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs SP-350.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs m.067pg0.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs SP-350.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs SP-350_Denise.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs Q2702852.
- SP-350_Denise sameAs Q2702852.
- SP-350_Denise wasDerivedFrom SP-350_Denise?oldid=681614715.
- SP-350_Denise depiction Soucoupe_Plongeante.jpg.
- SP-350_Denise isPrimaryTopicOf SP-350_Denise.
- SP-350_Denise nick "Denise".