Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
by bambataa on Thursday May 28, 2020 @02:10PM
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That's cool, thanks! What is the pool of water in the final one?
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Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
by earthscienceman on Thursday May 28, 2020 @02:46PM
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Yep, it's a pool that was filled with saltwater pulled in from Arctic ocean. There was also a sauna! The pool was even full while the ship was breaking ice... check it out:
Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
by madengr on Thursday May 28, 2020 @02:53PM
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Cool. Was the ship rocking, and the pool water stationary? Or Vice versa?
Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
by snazz on Thursday May 28, 2020 @03:21PM
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Looks to me like the pool is stationary relative to the ship, so I would think that the pool water would slosh around. I'm not sure, though. Modern cruise ships have much fancier systems for that sort of thing.
Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
by trhway on Thursday May 28, 2020 @03:02PM
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this pool is there by design. On some mid-size and large USSR/Russian military ships which don't have a pool by design, you can find what your local building department would call "unpermitted remodeling" - as you can't really make a hole in a ship's deck floor (i mean theoretically you can, yet it would be a can of worms of totally different scale), the crew would build the pool up so there is only hardly a couple feet between the ceiling and the water and you get into it by climbing up the ladder.
Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
by taborj on Thursday May 28, 2020 @08:01PM
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Sort of like how my brother built a pool in his dorm room out of plywood and tarps.
On the second floor.
Maintenance was not amused.