Jupiter (disambiguation)

Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun.

Jupiter may also refer to:

• Jupiter (mythology), supreme Roman deity
• Jupiter (astrology)

Contents 1 Places 2 Vehicles 3 Musical works 4 Musical instruments 5 Business 6 Rockets 7 Other uses 8 See also 9 Notes and references

Places

• Jupiter, Romania, a summer resort on the Black Sea
• Jupiter, Florida, a town in Palm Beach County, Florida, United States
• Jupiter, North Carolina, United States
• Jupiter Island, a barrier island in Florida, United States
  • Jupiter Island, Florida, a town on the island
• Jupiter Township, Kittson County, Minnesota, United States

Vehicles

• HMS Jupiter, six ships of the British Royal Navy
• USS Jupiter, two ships of the United States Navy
• Jupiter (tugboat), a tugboat preserved in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Jupiter class minelayer, a four-ship class of Spanish minelayers which saw action in the Spanish Civil War
• Jupiter (locomotive) or the Central Pacific No. 60 locomotive, best known for its role in the "Golden Spike" ceremony
• Jowett Jupiter, a sports car
• Jupiter-C, a rocket
• PGM-19 Jupiter, a missile
• Jupiter (rocket family), the rocket part of the DIRECT architecture

Musical works

• "Jupiter" (hymn) or "I Vow to Thee, My Country", a British patriotic song and Anglican hymn
• Jupiter (Atheist album)
• Jupiter (Cave In album)
• Jupiter (Bump of Chicken album)
• Jupiter (The Presidents of the United States of America song)
• "Jupiter" (Swallow the Moon), a song by Jewel from Spirit
• "Jupiter" or Symphony No. 41, a symphony by Mozart
• "Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity", the fourth movement in Gustav Holst's The Planets
• Jupiter, disc 1 of Stadium Arcadium by the Red Hot Chili Peppers
• "Jupiter", a song by Buck-Tick from Kurutta Taiyou
• "Jupiter", a song by 311 from Transistor
• "Jupiter", a song by Ayaka Hirahara from Odyssey
• "Jupiter", a song by Minako Honda from Ave Maria

Musical instruments

• Jupiter Band Instruments, a brand of woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments
• Roland Jupiter-4
• Roland Jupiter-6
• Roland Jupiter-8

Business

• Jupiter Fund Management, a British fund management company
• Jupiter (company), a Japanese game and hardware development studio
• Jupitermedia Corporation, a U.S. company that manages Internet properties
• Conrad Jupiters, an Australian casino
• Jupiters Limited, an Australian gambling company that merged with Tabcorp Holdings

Rockets

• PGM-19 Jupiter, a U.S. Air Force medium-range ballistic missile
• Certain members of the Redstone rocket family:
  • Jupiter-C, a sounding rocket
  • Juno I, a Jupiter-C derivative used to launch the first U.S. Earth satellite
• Jupiter (rocket family), a proposed family of space shuttle-derived launch vehicles

Other uses

• Jupiter (novel), a 2000 novel by Ben Bova
• Jupiter JVM, the Java virtual machine
• Jupiter project, a DEC project for a PDP-11 replacement
• Operation Jupiter (disambiguation), several military plans during World War II
• Jupiter, an apple cultivar
• JUPITER trial, a clinical trial investigating rosuvastatin
• Jupiter-8 (lens), a photographic lens once made by KMZ
• Jupiter Award, the award presented to science fiction writing
• Jupiter (magazine), a science fiction magazine edited by Ian Redman
• Jupiters, a Pakistani band
• The on-site control room of the Centre Spatial Guyanais is called the Jupiter room.^[1][2]

See also

• "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)", a song by Train from Drops of Jupiter
• "Hey Jupiter", a song by Tori Amos from Boys For Pele
• Jupiter Dolichenus, a Roman god created from the synchronisation of Jupiter and a Baal cult of Commagene in Asia Minor
• Jupiter and Lake Worth Railway in Florida
• Sailor Jupiter or Makoto Kino, a character in Sailor Moon
• Commander Jupiter, a character in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum
• Jupiter 2, spaceship in the television series Lost in Space
• Jupiter Jones, a character from the Three Investigators juvenile detective book series

Notes and references

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