Eon

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Eon is the American English version of the more traditional aeon, which means "age" or "forever".

A geologic eon is the largest division of time in geology, and is generally considered to be around a billion years.

Eon or EON may also refer to:

Organization

• E.ON, a European energy company based in Germany
• EON Productions, the makers of the James Bond films
• EON Digital Entertainment, a UK based computer games publisher
• National Organisation of Youth (Greek abbreviation EON), established in Greece during the 4th of August Regime of 1936-1941
• Edaran Otomobil Nasional (EON), a Malaysian car distributor company for Proton
• EON FM, now 3MMM, an Australian radio station

Popular culture

• Eon, an alias for American visual artist Ali Shama
• Eons.com, a social networking website for baby boomers
• Eon, the villain in Rudolph's Shiny New Year
• Eon, the villain in Ben 10: Race Against Time
• Eon, the eponymous hero/heronine of Eon, a novel by Alison Goodman

Printed works

• Eon (novel), a novel by Greg Bear
• Eon (novel), a novel by Alison Goodman
• Eon (comics), a Marvel Comics cosmic entity
• E-ON Magazine, a magazine for players of EVE Online by CCP Games

Gaming

• EON, abbreviation for James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing, a James Bond video game
• Eon (role-playing game), a Swedish role-playing game
• "Eon", the claimed beta name of the Pokémon Eevee

Music

• Eon, a pseudonym of the DJ Ferry Corsten
• Eon (musician), an alias for techno music artist Ian B. Loveday
• Eon, an album by Australian electronic music band Grafton Primary
• Eon:Eon, an album by Project Pitchfork
• Eon, a single by Celldweller, a Detroit, Michigan-based electronic rock artist.

Other

• Enhanced Other Networks, part of the Radio Data System (RDS) standard typically used to provide traffic reports on FM radio
• Eon (programming language), an energy-aware programming language for embedded computing systems.

See also

• Aeon (disambiguation)

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