Stories of the sea
Insane in a submarine: A tale of where sea and space met in 1969.
Credits
| advertiser: | Vancouver Maritime Museum |
|---|---|
| agency: | TBWAVancouver |
| CD: | Paul Little |
| copywriter: | Jon Murray |
| AD: | John Williamson |
| print producer: | Julian Davis |
TBWAVancouver did up this print ad that is one of a few that spin interesting stories of the sea to promote the Vancouver Maritime Museum. This particular tale recounts how NASA placed six men in the Ben Franklin, a submarine, for 27 days just to see if they would all go insane in cramped quarters without sunlight. You can thank the men, a lot of bourbon and some Mozart for the creation of the Skylab. We’re not sure what’s crazier: NASA’s experiment, or the fact that the dudes involved didn’t go nuts. What we are sure of is it’s one helluva cool story.
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