Nautilus (disambiguation)

Nautilus is the common name of the Nautilidae family of marine animals, which also contains the genus Nautilus (genus)

Nautilus may also refer to:

Computing

• Nautilus (computer game), 1982 Atari home video game
• Nautilus (file manager), the official file manager for the GNOME desktop
• Nautilus (secure telephone), an early TCP/IP secure telephony software package
• Sacnoth, latterly Nautilus, a Japanese video game developer
• VAX 8800, by codename, a family of computer systems from Digital Equipment Corporation

Ships and submarines

Further information: Ships named Nautilus

• Nautilus (1800 submarine), first practical submarine invented by Robert Fulton
• Nautilus (Verne), fictional submarine of Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
• HMS Nautilus, various ships and submarines of the British Royal Navy
• USS Nautilus, various ships and submarines of the United States Navy
• Nautilus, the ship used by Fernando Villaamil for his world circumnavigation of 1892-1894
• USS Nautilus II (SP-559), a 66-foot patrol/escort (1917–1919)
• USS O-12 (SS-73), a submarine which bore the name Nautilus during Sir Hubert Wilkins's civilian arctic expedition in 1931.

Other

• The Nautilus (journal), malacological journal
• Nautilus (counterculture publisher), an Italian publisher
• Nautilus (photograph), a photograph by Edward Weston
• "Nautilus" (song) from the 1974 Bob James jazz album One
• Nautilus, Inc., American exercise equipment company
• Nautilus Minerals Inc., Australian underwater mining company^[1]
• a brand of Bowers & Wilkins (B&W) speakers
• Tactical High Energy Laser, a previous name of a missile interceptor
• BA 330, a previous name of the Bigelow Aerospace space module

See also

• All pages beginning with "Nautilus"
• All pages with titles containing "Nautilus"

References

1. ^ Terrestrial telerobotic mining technology: an enabler for extraterrestrial habitation, mining, and construction Prof. Greg Baiden, Laurentian University, Talk given at the Space Manufacturing 14 conference, 29-31 October 2010, Space Studies Institute, at 19:30-22:28, accessed 2011-08-28. "mineral production will begin in 2010 ... [via a newly constructed] mining ship [operating in] the territorial waters of Papua, New Guinea." ... "Projected to soon produce a major percentage of the world's copper production."(@22:10)

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