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thx for the comment
It's an ecological submarine for scientists, so to be in symbiosis with his environment it moves thanks to the ocean current, approximatively at 8km/h.
And for the picture of this submarine in action, you need to wait
It's difficult to explain it briefly, but I have made some modifications to make the project more realistic. For sure, this project is a bit science fiction, but the blue version (older version) definitively doesn't works in my screenplay (the propeller that serves at the same time as a sailing). So you can notice that the main body is approximately the same. The changes are fisrt of all the sail (here a simple sail which as only one function), this two pillars in order that the submarine could alight on the ocean's bottom and the propeller in order to recover the energy of the ocean current.