Nautilus (fictional submarine)

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Nautilus is Captain Nemo’s advanced, electrically powered submarine from Jules Verne’s novel "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," famed as one of literature’s earliest and most iconic depictions of futuristic undersea travel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jules Verne character ⓘ
fictional submarine ⓘ
vehicle in literature ⓘ
appearsIn The Mysterious Island ⓘ
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea ⓘ
armament electric rifles (used by crew on dives) ⓘ
ram for sinking ships ⓘ
captainedBy Captain Nemo ⓘ
creator Jules Verne ⓘ
crewSize about 20 men ⓘ
designFeature airlock for diving operations ⓘ
art gallery ⓘ
cigar-shaped hull ⓘ
double hull ⓘ
library ⓘ
observation lounge with large viewing windows ⓘ
pipe organ ⓘ
ram bow ⓘ
energySource electric batteries ⓘ
sea-based sodium extraction (fictional) ⓘ
firstAppearanceForm novel ⓘ
firstAppearanceYear 1870 ⓘ
foodSource resources harvested from the sea ⓘ
genre science fiction ⓘ
homeBase secret island base (The Mysterious Island) ⓘ
hullMaterial steel ⓘ
inspired later fictional submarines ⓘ
real-world submarine naming conventions ⓘ
languageOfOrigin French ⓘ
lifeSupport self-contained air supply system (fictional) ⓘ
literarySignificance influential in shaping later science fiction depictions of undersea travel ⓘ
one of the earliest detailed depictions of a submarine in fiction ⓘ
medium underwater ⓘ
namedAfter nautilus (cephalopod) ⓘ
navigation advanced navigational instruments (fictional) ⓘ
notableJourney under the Antarctic ice cap ⓘ
visit to Atlantis (in some adaptations and interpretations) ⓘ
operatedBy Captain Nemo’s loyal crew ⓘ
operationalStatusInCanon ultimately destroyed in The Mysterious Island ⓘ
originalTitleWork Vingt mille lieues sous les mers ⓘ
poweredBy electricity ⓘ
propulsionType electric propulsion ⓘ
settingPeriod 19th century ⓘ
symbolism isolation from society ⓘ
scientific exploration ⓘ
technological marvel ⓘ
titleCharacterRelation primary setting of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea ⓘ
travelScope global undersea voyages ⓘ

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USS Nautilus → namedAfter → Nautilus (fictional submarine in Jules Verne’s novels) ⓘ
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Nemo → basedOn → Nautilus ⓘ
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Nemo → forkOf → Nautilus ⓘ
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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas → setting → submarine Nautilus ⓘ
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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas → featuresVehicle → Nautilus ⓘ
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Professor Pierre Aronnax → travelsOn → Nautilus ⓘ
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Professor Pierre Aronnax → transportedBy → Nautilus ⓘ
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Ned Land → travelsOn → Nautilus ⓘ
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Ned Land → vessel → Nautilus ⓘ
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Conseil → associatedWith → Nautilus ⓘ
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James Mason as Captain Nemo → commandsVessel → Nautilus ⓘ
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USS Nautilus → namedAfter → Nautilus (Jules Verne’s fictional submarine) ⓘ
subject linked to: SSN-571
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Nautilus-class submarine → namedAfter → Nautilus ⓘ
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Nautilus (Trader Sam's cocktail) → inspiredBy → Nautilus submarine from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ⓘ
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E/V Nautilus → namedAfter → Nautilus (fictional submarine from Jules Verne) ⓘ
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Harper Goff → notableWork → Nautilus submarine design ⓘ
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