Sirius (Disambiguation)
Sirius
may refer to several topics:
Sirius
(α
Canis Major
, also known as the
Dog Star
) is the brightest
star
(-1.46
m
) in the
night
sky
.
Sirius
(1944) is also the title of a
science fiction
novel
by
Olaf Stapledon
about a dog artificially developed to have superhuman intelligence.
The
Sirius Cybernetics Corporation
is a fictional company in
Douglas Adams
'
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
.
Sirius
is also a racehorse who won the
1944
Melbourne Cup
.
SIRIUS
is also the name of a number of satellites operated by
Nordic Satellite
.
Sirius Satellite Radio
is the name of a
satellite radio
(
DARS
) company.
Sirius Black
is the name of a character in
J. K. Rowling
's
Harry Potter
novels.
Sirius Computer
was a
PC
manufacturer in the 80's.
HMS
Sirius
is the name of a number of former Royal Navy warships.
H.M.S.
Sirius
was the flagship of the
First Fleet
to sail to Australia in 1787
Sirius
is an
SF
magazine
.
R. U. Sirius
is a
writer
and
cyberculture
icon.
Mitsubishi
Sirius
automobile
engine
"Sirius"
is a well-known song from the
Alan Parsons Project
's 1982 album
Eye in the Sky
.
Sirius
was a fictional planet in
Isaac Asimov
's
Foundation and Empire
series.
Sirius B
is an album released by
Therion
.
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