Earth 300, the futuristic and scientific superyacht with trips that would cost US $ 3 million

The climate change it has become a source of inspiration for technology innovators. In the case of the underwater world, there is the Earth300 project, a superyacht that is also an environmental and scientific project.

The futuristic ship has a broader goal: to combat climate change by combining science, technology, adventure and education.

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Aaron Olivera is the founder and, according to the Space & Underwater Tourism Universal Summit (SUTUS), in November of this year he will present the novelties of the project in a pioneering meeting of underwater tourism.

From what is known, the project will use robotics, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It features futuristic design, emission-free technology and state-of-the-art research facilities, including 22 laboratories housed in a glass ‘scientific sphere’.

This is what the scientific superyacht project looks like. (Photo: dw.com)

One of the objectives of Earth 300 is research and the fight against climate change. (Photo: dw.com)

It can carry 425 people. This is how it proposes to bring together the best scientists in the world, aboard its 300 meters long, 46 meters wide and 60 meters high.

On the other hand, according to the Deutsche Welle media, the ship will have 10 luxury suites with private balconies that will pay 3 million dollars each for a 10-day trip. It will also feature a molten salt nuclear reactor (m-MSR), which is still under development.

Source: Elcomercio