Which mechanism causes increased drag on submarines in seawater?

💡 Explanation

Increased subsurface speed triggers boundary layer turbulence production due to increased Reynolds number, forming eddies and flow separation. Therefore, drag increases significantly because of momentum transfer, rather than simple viscous drag or bouyancy effects.

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