I started my ocean going career on the FLIP and spent my first 10 years aboard the vessel. Truly a one-of-a-kind platform. And sometimes some unbelievable fishing! I’ll always be thankful for the opportunity!
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It's so cool to see FLIP still in operation. As a 9 year old in 1962 I remember being intrigued by reading an article about this brand new Naval research platform named FLIP, I wish I still had a copy of that issue of Popular Science.
I got to visit FLIP on a high school field trip in the late 60's, it is really cool vessel. I don't think it was the FLIP, but we also got to go out to the kelp beds off San Diego. I remember climbing down a tube and being able to sit in an observation bubble and watch the marine life swim around the kelp. First and last time I saw a sunfish, even though I snorkel dived at La Jolla Cove and the Casa almost every weekend.
Florence Ogelbay Dormer waves hello. I showed her the ship she worked on, when it was new, lol, and it's still around. Flicka, or Flicki, She gave a big smile.
Maybe future mini underwater communities can be built on open seas based on the FLIP and 'iceberg' principles with emerging materials and technologies. By adjusting the percentage of submerged parts, the vertical stability of the dwellings can be adjusted according to the roughness of sea surface conditions (i.e. dwellers won't feel significant vibration while there is a storm above the surface). An alternative to underground dwelling development. Plus it could also travel around the world as a ship! Just saying.
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I started my ocean going career on the FLIP and spent my first 10 years aboard the vessel. Truly a one-of-a-kind platform. And sometimes some unbelievable fishing! I’ll always be thankful for the opportunity!
It's difficult to believe this was built 50 years ago. So glad that there are people that can imagine and engineer this stuff.
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It's so cool to see FLIP still in operation. As a 9 year old in 1962 I remember being intrigued by reading an article about this brand new Naval research platform named FLIP, I wish I still had a copy of that issue of Popular Science.
I had a field trip yesterday and saw the FLIP at Point Luma Naval Base in san diego and went inside submarine they had there
So nice
I got to visit FLIP on a high school field trip in the late 60's, it is really cool vessel.
I don't think it was the FLIP, but we also got to go out to the kelp beds off San Diego. I remember climbing down a tube and being able to sit in an observation bubble and watch the marine life swim around the kelp. First and last time I saw a sunfish, even though I snorkel dived at La Jolla Cove and the Casa almost every weekend.
Florence Ogelbay Dormer waves hello. I showed her the ship she worked on, when it was new, lol, and it's still around. Flicka, or Flicki, She gave a big smile.
Man, I envy anyone that gets to work on that ship/platform
Maybe future mini underwater communities can be built on open seas based on the FLIP and 'iceberg' principles with emerging materials and technologies. By adjusting the percentage of submerged parts, the vertical stability of the dwellings can be adjusted according to the roughness of sea surface conditions (i.e. dwellers won't feel significant vibration while there is a storm above the surface). An alternative to underground dwelling development. Plus it could also travel around the world as a ship!
Just saying.
Finally!!! Since we've got this fishing float we can now catch Moby Dick!
off to the scrap heap in 2023?
Damn nice quality video ;)
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I remember seeing 1st models of this on that TV show 'flipper'.....
This actually looks like SDF Macross.
老美的设计很NB啊~~
1967 its ok!!..100%
maaaalcoooonnnn
#jre