对于普通人来说,核潜艇一直充满神秘色彩。英国《卫报》记者史蒂芬·莫斯造访英国皇家海军舰艇队“凯旋”号核潜艇并与船员们共同生活了6天,用自己的眼睛和文字记录下了潜艇上的生活。“他们总把潜水艇称为‘小船’而不是‘舰艇’。我现在是在水下60米的地方写这篇日志,与此同时,我放电脑的桌子也开始上下晃动了。幸好我不在卫生间里。”这是史蒂芬·莫斯的航海日志。今年早些时候,莫斯登上了英国皇家海军舰艇队“凯旋”号,从希腊 For ordinary people, nuclear submarines have always been full of mystery. British newspaper The Guardian visited the British Royal Navy Fleet, the “Triumph” nuclear submarine and lived with the crew for six days, recording the life on the submarine with his own eyes and words. “They always called submarines instead of ’ships.’ I am now writing this diary 60 meters underwater, and at the same time the table on which I put the computer begins to rock up and down. Not in the bathroom. ”This is Steven Moss’s logbook. Earlier this year, Moss stepped onto the Royal British Navy Fleet “Triumph” from Greece