Aurora
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Aurora most commonly refers to:
- Aurora (astronomy), a glow in the sky seen at polar latitudes
- Aurora (mythology), the goddess of the dawn in Roman mythology
Aurora may also be:
[edit] Arts
[edit] Literature
- Aurora (comics), a superheroine in the Marvel Universe
- Aurora (planet), Spacer world in Isaac Asimov's fiction
- Aurora Award (Prix Aurora), Canadian science-fiction and fantasy
- Aurora, SF society, a science fiction & fantasy society from Rijeka, Croatia
[edit] Music
- Aurora (Jean-Luc Ponty album), by Jean-Luc Ponty, 1976
- Aurora (Susumu Hirasawa album)
- Aurora (Angela Chang album)
- Aurora (Esmerine album)
- Aurora (Bada album)
- Aurora Heads, a trance/electronic music band
- A symphonic poem composed by William Lloyd Webber
- A song by the Foo Fighters from their 1999 album, There Is Nothing Left to Lose
- A song by Björk from her 2001 album Vespertine
- A song by Mike Oldfield, from his 2008 album Music of the Spheres
- A song by Veruca Salt
- A song by Japanese rock band Do As Infinity
- Aurora Records, a record label
- Aurora (band), an electronic music project
- Fuck You Aurora, a track on the Alkaline Trio's 2000 album Maybe I'll Catch Fire
[edit] Visual media
- Aurora (Stargate Atlantis), an episode of Stargate Atlantis
- Aurora class battleship, an 'Ancient' warship in Stargate Atlantis
- Aurora Community Television, an Australian TV channel
- Aurora Production AG, a subsidiary of Children of God
- Princess Aurora, in Disney's version of Sleeping Beauty
- See Princess Aurora (disambiguation) for other uses
- Aurora (image), default wallpaper for Windows Vista
- Aurora Unit, organic supercomputers in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption.
[edit] People
- Aurora (name)
- Aurora A. Quezon, first spouse of a Philippine president to be called First Lady
- Aurora Browne, Canadian actress and comedian
- Aurora Königsmarck (1662–1728), mistress of Augustus the Strong, elector of Saxony and king of Poland
- Aurora Robles, supermodel
- Aurora Stjernvall, Finnish benefactor
- Aurora Snow, American pornographic actress
- J S Aurora, General from India
[edit] Places
[edit] In Australia
- Aurora Stadium, formerly York Park stadium in Launceston, Tasmania
- Aurora Tower, Brisbane, skyscraper in Brisbane, Queensland
- Aurora, Victoria, suburb of Melbourne
[edit] In Canada
- Aurora, Ontario
- Aurora College, formerly Arctic College, in the Northwest Territories
[edit] In Guatemala
- La Aurora International Airport, Guatemala's major international airport.
[edit] In Italy
- Aurora (Turin), an historical district in the city of Turin
[edit] In the Philippines
[edit] In South Africa
[edit] In South Atlantic
[edit] In Suriname
[edit] In the United States
- Aurora, Colorado
- Aurora, Illinois
- Aurora University, Illinois
- Aurora, Indiana
- Aurora, Iowa
- Aurora, Kansas
- Aurora, Maine
- Aurora, Minnesota
- Aurora, Missouri
- Aurora, Nebraska
- Aurora, Nevada
- Aurora, Cayuga County, New York
- Aurora, Erie County, New York
- East Aurora, New York, a village within Aurora
- Aurora Expressway, an expressway in western New York
- Aurora, North Carolina
- Aurora, Ohio
- Aurora, Oregon
- Aurora, South Dakota
- Aurora, Texas
- Aurora, Utah
- Aurora, West Virginia
- Aurora, Florence County, Wisconsin
- Aurora, Kenosha County, Wisconsin
- Aurora, Taylor County, Wisconsin
- Aurora, Waushara County, Wisconsin
- Aurora County, South Dakota
- Aurora Township, Minnesota
[edit] In Vanuatu
- Aurora Island (now generally known as Maewo)
[edit] Sciences
[edit] Biology
- Aurora Kinases, a family of kinase enzymes
[edit] Computers
- Aurora engine and Aurora toolset, runs Neverwinter Nights
- Aurora, an adware client from DirectRevenue
- Aurora SPARC Linux, a port of the Fedora Core Linux distribution for SPARC-based computers
- Aurora (protocol), a link-layer protocol for serial links.
- the code name for the Windows Vista version Windows Media Player 11
[edit] Space
- Aurora (astronomy), the northern or southern lights
- 94 Aurora, an asteroid discovered by J. C. Watson, 1867
- The Aurora Programme, a strategy of the European Space Agency
- Aurora is an albedo feature on Mercury
[edit] Vehicles and vessels
[edit] Aircraft and aerospace vehicles
- Aurora aircraft, a possible United States Air Force hypersonic spy plane
- CP-140 Aurora, maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare aircraft of the Canadian Air Force
[edit] Automobiles
[edit] Marine
- Aurora (ship), Australian Antarctic expedition vessel
- Aurora (cruiser), the ship which initiated the Russian October Revolution
- HMS Aurora of the British Royal Navy
- MV Aurora, a cruise ship
- M/V Aurora, a ferry operated by the Alaska Marine Highway System
- Aurora, an 18th century Spanish ship, for which the Aurora Islands are named
- Aurora Australis, an icebreaker ship
[edit] Railway locomotives
- A South Devon Railway Comet class locomotive
[edit] Others
- Aroura, ancient Greek unit of measurement
- Aurora Casket Company, based in Aurora, Indiana, US
- Aurora Energy, electricity company in Tasmania, Australia
- Aurora FC, traditional football club in Guatemala
- Aurora Health Care, health care company in Wisconsin, US
- Aurora (pen manufacturer), an Italian company
- Sega Aurora, an arcade board
- Aurora University, Illinois, US
- Aurora Texas UFO Incident
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