Argos (disambiguation)

Argos ( ancient Greek Ἄργος, probably about " light " significant, initial stresses, in contrast to endbetonten ἀργός " slow " ) is the name of geographical objects:

Argos (city), the capital of Argolis and a center of Mycenaean civilization
Argos ( titular )
Argos Amphilochikon, the ancient city on Ambracian in Acarnania
Argeios ( level), the Thessalian plain at Pinios
The area dominated by Agamemnon
Argos (Indiana), place in Marshall County, United States
Argos (California), place in San Bernardino County, United States
Argos ( Verzée ), river in France, Pays de la Loire, tributary of the Verzée
Argos Wash, flowing waters in San Bernardino County, California

Argos is the name of several characters in Greek mythology:

Argos ( King ), the son of Zeus and Niobe, daughter of Phoroneus
Argos ( Giant) ( Panoptes, the all wedding ), a huge monster with a hundred ( or many ) eyes all over his body from this point, the expression of the Argus eyes

Other:

Argos ( localization), a satellite-based locating system
Argos Retail Group, a British trade group
Cementos Argos SA, a Colombian building materials group
Argos ( spectrometer ), a new FFT ( Fast Fourier Transform ) spectrometer, developed at the Astronomical Institute of the ETH Zurich. It is the observation of molecular spectral lines in the radio range
Argos ( literary journal ), a scientific journal literature, the contributions to the life, work and posterity of the poet Peter Hacks gathered.
Argos (Brussels), the Centre for Art and Media in Brussels
Argos (band), a German band Canterbury
Argos ( album ), a music album by the band Argos
Argos Oil, a Dutch oil company
Argos - Shimano, one sponsored by Argos Oil Cycling Team
Renault Argos, a concept car of the automobile manufacturer Renault from 1994

ARGOS may refer to:

The Advanced Research and Global Observation Satellite
The Advanced Rocketry Group of Switzerland, a Swiss model rocketry club