Oceanic seaplow system

An oceanic seaplow system comprising a plurality of vessels forming a minifleet consisting of a mothership and at least one assistant vessel, a suction turbine mounted adjacent the mothership, a flexible hose having one end connected to the turbine and the other end connected to a suction stud on a seaplow, winch and cable means connecting said hose and said seaplow to said at least one assistant vessel for raising and lowering, at least one air injection means for said hose positioned between said turbine and said seaplow for second stage acceleration, air being delivered to said air injection means by an air pressure hose connected to one of said vessels, means inside said seaplow for creating first stage acceleration by forming gas bubbles by means of electrolysis, a steering system for said seaplow comprising a mobile fin activated by solenoids, an observation T.V. camera mounted on said seaplow in such a fashion that it can be tracked by the mothership as the assistant vessel controls the flexible hose and raises or lowers and steers the seaplow, electric cables connected to and controlled from one of said vessels for supplying power for said electrolysis, said steering system and said T.V. camera, said seaplow comprising a rotatable wheel having a plurality of curved flexible spokes equipped with dipper spoons at the rear of each spoke extending outside of the circumference of the spokes, said wheel converting forward motion and contact with the seabed into rotation in order to dig up specimens which are elevated through rotation of the wheel introduced by surface contact and forward torque of the wheel, a suction opening in said seaplow adjacent said wheel, whereby the contents of the dipper spoons are fed to said suction opening which sucks up all specimens in close range to direct them with the upward current inside the flexible hose in a three stage acceleration including the first stage gas bubble acceleration introduced by electrolysis, the second stage air injection and the third stage suction turbine, and means on board one of the vessels to collect the contents of the hose to be processed.