48,000 Tons: The Submarine Built to Survive Nuclear War
The Soviet Union built six submarines to end the world. Each one carried twenty ballistic missiles and two hundred nuclear warheads. And inside each one was a sauna, a small swimming pool, a gymnasium, a cage of live birds — and a piano. This is the engineering of the Typhoon, and why no one has built anything larger since. RIGSILENT explores the engineering, history, and psychology of submarines — told with the precision they deserve.
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