Athena_(disambiguation)
Athena (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
In Greek mythology, Athena (Ancient Greek: Αθηνά) is a goddess of wisdom, strategic-war and weaving.
Athena may also refer to:
- Athena (given name), for people and fictional characters
- Athena, Oregon, United States
- Athena (Olympic Mountains), a summit in Olympic National Park, United States
- Leicester Athena, venue and landmark in the English Midlands
- Athena (game developer), Japan
- Athena Computer & Electronic Systems, a defunct American laptop pioneer
- Athena Eizou, a Japanese adult video company
- Athena (retailer), a British art retailer famous for its posters
- Athena Scientific, a science and engineering publishing company co-founded by MIT professor Dimitri Bertsekas
- Athena Technologies, a Virginia-based company specializing in navigation and control systems for unmanned aerial vehicles
- athenahealth, a Massachusetts-based Healthcare technology company
See also: Athena (given name)
Music
- Athena (band), a Turkish ska punk band
- "Athena (song)", the first track on The Who's 1982 studio album, It's Hard
- "Athena", a song by Tiësto from the album Parade of the Athletes
- "Athena", a song by Greyson Chance from the album Palladium
- Athenas Argentinian Catholic music singer
Video games
- Athena (arcade game), a 1986 arcade game made by SNK, whose main character is "Princess Athena"
- Psycho Soldier, the 1987 sequel to the arcade game, sometimes referred to as Athena 2
- Athena: Full Throttle, a 2006 sequel to the arcade game
- Athena (game developer), Japan
Other uses in arts and entertainment
- Athena (1954 film), an MGM musical
- Athena (2022 film), a French film
- Athena (novel), a 1995 novel by John Banville
- Athena: Goddess of War, a 2010 South Korean television drama series
- Mourning Athena, a Greek relief sculpture dating around c.470 BC
- Athena Parthenos, a Greek statue in the Parthenos
- Athena (yacht), formerly the largest private sailing yacht in the world
- MV Astoria, cruiseliner formerly "MS Athena", former transatlantic liner Stockholm
- MS Pearl Seaways, cruise-ferry formerly "M/S Athena"
- MS Athina B, coaster that beached at Brighton in 1980, sometimes mis-reported as Athena B
- FV Athena, a supertrawler and factory ship that caught fire in October 2010
- SS Athena, a 1893 Greek steamship
Equipment in outer space
- Athena (spacecraft), a small proposed probe to visit Pallas, the asteroid
- Athena (rocket family), Lockheed Martin's series of light rocket boosters
- Advanced Telescope for High Energy Astrophysics, a planned space telescope by the ESA
- Athena-Fidus, a French-Italian, military communications satellite
- Athena, the scientific payload on the Mars Exploration Rovers
Other uses in science and technology
- ATHENA, a CERN antimatter research project
- the ATHENA missile guidance computer for the HGM-25A Titan I intercontinental ballistic missile
- Athena 1, an early laptop
- Project Athena, a project to produce a computing environment for educational use
- Project Athena (Intel), a laptop certification program
- X Athena Widgets, X Window System's widget toolkit
- Advanced Test High Energy Asset, a directed-energy weapon
- Amazon Athena, a database system
- ATHENA (European cultural heritage project) an EU-funded project
- November 2012 nor'easter, referred to by The Weather Channel as Winter Storm Athena
- Operation ATHENA, Canada's involvement in the 2001 War in Afghanistan
- Ulmus parvifolia 'Emer I', an elm cultivar, sold as "Athena"
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- Atena (disambiguation)
- Athene (disambiguation)
- Athens (disambiguation)
- Athina (disambiguation)
- Altena (disambiguation)
- SS Athenia
- Aethina, a genus of beetle including the small hive beetle (Aethina tumida)
- Pallas Athena (disambiguation)
- Temple of Athena (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles containing athena or athenas
- All pages with titles beginning with athena
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