Corona

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Corona (from the Latin for 'crown') most commonly refers to:

  • Stellar corona, the outer atmosphere of the Sun or another star
  • Corona (beer), a Mexican beer
  • Corona, informal term for the coronavirus or disease responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic:
    • SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2
    • COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019

Corona may also refer to:

Architecture

Businesses and brands

Food and drink

  • Corona (beer), a Mexican beer brand
  • Corona (confectioner), Egypt
  • Corona (restaurant), in the Netherlands
  • Corona (soft drink), a former brand

Technology

  • Corona (software), a mobile app creation tool
  • Corona Data Systems, 1980s microcomputer supplier
  • Corona Labs Inc., an American software company
  • Corona Typewriter Company, merged into Smith Corona in 1926
  • Corona, a version of Microsoft's Xbox 360
  • Chaos Corona, rendering software

Entertainment, arts and media

Fictional entities

  • Corona (fictional world), in R. A. Salvatore's DemonWars novels
  • Corona, a character in the game Doraemon: Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki
  • Corona, a character in the Spider Riders novels
  • Corona, a fictional kingdom in the animated film Tangled
  • Corona Mountain, the last level in Super Mario Sunshine

Film

  • Corona (film), a 2020 Canadian thriller drama film
  • La Corona (film), a 2008 American short film
  • Corona Zombies, a 2020 American comedy horror film
  • 1-2-3 Corona, a 1948 East German film

Games

  • Corona (solitaire), a card game

Literature

  • Crown of sonnets, a type of sonnet sequence
  • Corona (novel), a Star Trek novel by Greg Bear
  • "Corona", a poem by Paul Celan
  • "Corona", a short story by Samuel R. Delany

Music

  • Corona (band), an Italian music group
  • Corona, people at a cantus (Dutch drinking and singing party)
  • The Coronas, an Irish rock band
  • "Corona" (song), by The Minutemen
  • Corona (Takemitsu), by Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu
  • Corona, the circle of clergy or singers who surround the altar, and origin of the term choir
  • La corona (Gluck), an opera
  • Corona Capital, music festival

People

  • Corona (surname) (including a list of people with the name)
  • Saint Corona, 2nd-century Christian saint
  • Corona (footballer) (born 1981), Spanish footballer
  • Corona Rintawan (born 1975), Indonesian physician
  • Corona Schröter (1751–1802), German musician, singer and composer

Places

United States

Elsewhere

Science

Astronomy and space

  • Stellar corona, the outer atmosphere of a star
  • Corona Borealis, the Northern Crown constellation
  • Corona Australis, the Southern Crown constellation
  • Corona (optical phenomenon), coloured rings around Sun or Moon
  • Corona (planetary geology)
  • CORONA (rocket), a Russian prototype
  • CORONA (satellite), a 1959–1972 US satellite series

Biology

Mathematics

Physics

  • Corona (fluid dynamics), the last phase of a drop's impact on a liquid surface
  • Corona discharge or corona effect, an electrical discharge around a conductor
  • Corona poling, treatment of a material to enhance electro-optic properties

Transportation

Automobiles

Rail

  • Corona station (Edmonton), a light rail station in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
  • Corona station (LIRR), a former railroad station in New York City, New York, US
  • IRT Flushing Line, a New York City Subway line, formerly called the Corona Line

Watercraft

  • French frigate Corona (1807)
  • MS Svea Corona, a former car–passenger ferry
  • SS Corona, a Finnish cargo ship 1922−1960
  • USS Corona (SP-813), a yacht used by the US Navy in WWI

Other uses

See also

  • Carona (disambiguation)
  • Coroana (disambiguation)
  • Corona Line (disambiguation)
  • Korona (disambiguation)
  • Koruna (disambiguation)
  • Krona (disambiguation)
  • Crown (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
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