Can a nuclear aircraft carrier navigate the great lakes?

No, a nuclear aircraft carrier cannot navigate the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes are a system of freshwater lakes located in the northeastern part of North America, and they are not connected to the ocean. Nuclear aircraft carriers are large ships that require deep water to operate, and they would not be able to fit through the locks that connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, the Great Lakes are not deep enough to allow nuclear aircraft carriers to fully submerge their hulls, which is necessary for them to operate safely.