Artemis (disambiguation)

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Artemis generally refers to the goddess of Greek myth.

Artemis may also refer to:

Persons:

• Artemisia I of Caria, an early female military leader
• Artimus Pyle, drummer for the band Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Artemis (contemporary artist), an artist and weaver
• Artimus Parker, American football player

In fiction:

• Artemis Fowl series, a series of books
  • Artemis Fowl II, main protagonist of the above
• Artemis (Sailor Moon), a character in the anime Sailor Moon
• Artemis (comics), several characters found in comic books
• Artemis (television series), an American fantasy show
• Artemis Entreri, an assassin in the Forgotten Realms universe, created by R. A. Salvatore

In science and technology:

• Artemis Chasma, a large chasma or depression on Venus
• Artemis Corona, the largest corona on Venus
• Artemis (crater), a lunar crater
• 105 Artemis, an asteroid
• Another name for DCLRE1C, a human gene
• ARTEMIS (Joint Technology Initiative), a 2000s European research programme on embedded computers
• Artemis Project, a private venture to establish a lunar community
• Artemis (software), a software package for project management
• Artemis (satellite), a geostationary communications satellite
• ARTEMIS (satellite payload), a hyperspectral imager aboard the TacSat-3 satellite.
• Artemis (DNA software), a DNA sequencing and analysis software program

In the military:

• Project ARTEMIS, a 1960s U.S. Navy project to produce a long-range sonar system
• Operation Artemis, a 2003 military operation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Artemis 30, an anti-aircraft gun

Other uses:

• Artemis (brothel), a large brothel in Berlin, Germany
• Artemis (pet food), a manufacturer of holistic pet food
• Artemis (ship), a cruise ship
• Artemis Records, an independent record label
• HTC Artemis, a Windows Mobile PDA/phone

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