Triton

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Triton may refer to one of many things named after Triton (mythology), a Greek god, the messenger of the deep, son of Poseidon, god of the sea.

Contents 1 Academic 2 Aerospace 3 Astronomy 4 Automotive 5 Chemistry/Physics 6 Culture 7 Geography 8 Music 9 Nautical 10 Nature 11 Technology

[edit] Academic

• Triton College, a two-year college located in River Grove, Illinois
• Triton Regional School District, a school district in North East Massachusetts
• Tritons, the mascot for Edmonds Community College
• The Tritons, the athletic mascot for the University of California, San Diego
• Tritons, the mascot for Eckerd College (St. Petersburg, Florida)
• Tritons, the mascot for Pacifica High School (Oxnard, California)
• Tritons, the mascot for San Clemente High School (San Clemente, California)
• Tritons, the mascot for University of Missouri–St. Louis
• Tritons, the mascot for Iowa Central Community College
• Tritons, the mascot for Mariner High School

[edit] Aerospace

• SO.6000 Triton, the first French jet, built by the Société nationale des constructions aéronautiques du sud-ouest (SNCASO)

[edit] Astronomy

• Triton (moon), the largest moon of the planet Neptune
• A misspelling of Keith P. Tritton, British astronomer

[edit] Automotive

• Ford Triton engine, a series of engines made by the Ford Motor Company
• Mitsubishi Triton, four wheel drive pickup truck
• Triton motorcycle, a hybrid Cafe racer style of motorbike built from a Triumph engine and a Norton chassis

[edit] Chemistry/Physics

• Triton X-100, a nonionic detergent often used in extraction buffers
• A tritium nucleus, particularly one used as a bombarding particle or emitted in a nuclear reaction

[edit] Culture

• Triton (novel), a novel by Samuel R. Delany
• King Triton, Princess Ariel's father in the Disney animated film The Little Mermaid
• Tritón, a Mexican magazine
• Umi no Triton, an anime TV series
• Triton (comics), a Marvel Comics character

[edit] Geography

• Triton, Newfoundland and Labrador, a Canadian city
• Triton, Washington, an American city
• Triton River, Crete, a river known in antiquity which is now known as the Gazi River, or Gazanos River, or Gazanos Potamos, which passes through the town of Gazi, Crete

[edit] Music

• Korg Triton, a workstation musical synthesizer
• Triton (band), a Japanese progressive rock band
• The Tritonz (band) a Canadian/American heavy metal band fronted by Jon-Mikl Thor
• Triton (record label), formerly known as Discordia

[edit] Nautical

• Triton (Jacques Cartier), one of Jacques Cartier's two ships for his first voyage in 1534
• HMS Triton or HMS Tryton, eight vessels of the Royal Navy
• RV Triton, an experimental trimaran that underwent trials with the Royal Navy from 2001 to 2005
• Triton (Y-5), a Greek Navy WWII submarine launched in 1930
• Triton II (S-112), a Greek Navy submarine, launched in 1971
• USS Triton, three vessels of the United States Navy
• USCGC Triton, two ships of the United States Coast Guard
• The Allied code name for a communication network using the Enigma machine used by German War Navy during the Second World War
• Pearson Triton, one of the first production fiberglass sailboats manufactured in the United States

[edit] Nature

• Triton (mollusk), a marine snail of the family Ranellidae
• Tritonia a genus of nudibranch or a genus of flowering plant

[edit] Technology

• AIM Triton, a version of the AOL Instant Messenger software
• Triton ATM Machines, world's largest manufacturer of off-premise ATM
• Triton (content delivery), a digital game distribution service
• Triton (demogroup), an IBM-PC demoscene demogroup (1992–1996)