chevet
Congratulations to you, chevet! You certainly deserve one point! This ship's name actually reads
SEDOUTABLE, which doesn't make much sense, and is mentioned neither in
Tintin at Sea, nor in
De Abdallah a Zorrino books!
Your turn to pose a question, chevet!
What can be said about these
four ships' names, in the light of Tintin's
unique world?
The SIRIUS does a
long distance two-way trip across the Atlantic Ocean.
The UNICORN was wrecked
long ago, in 1698.
The REDOUTABLE is linked with a
spelling mistake & with the Thompsons busy around the
wrong Eagles' cross.
The TITANIC's prow is
potentially replaced by the Unicorn's wooden one, in Haddock's comment made to Calculus.
It seems the
four* ships named in
Red Rackham Treasure -the only book with that amount of ships- do respectively match SPACE + TIME + FAULTS* + VIRTUALITY*, in a row...
* please search for related threads,
and see Tintin & Julius Caesar thread on
https://www.tintinologist.org/forums/index.php?action=vthread&forum=8&t opic=1464