Pandora

Pandora is a character in Greek mythology

Pandora may also refer to:

• Pandora II, a character in Greek mythology named after her grandmother Pandora

Astronomy

• Pandora (moon), one of the natural satellites of Saturn
• 55 Pandora, an asteroid

In popular culture

• "Pandora", a song by Madina Lake from their album From Them, Through Us, to You
• "Pandora", a song by Parkway Drive from their album Killing with a Smile
• Pandora, a fictional planet created by Frank Herbert, first introduced in The Jesus Incident
• Pandora, the barren planet 2009 Role Playing Shooter game Borderlands is set on
• Pandora, the name of a comic strip and its lead character in the UK music magazine Kerrang!
• Pandora (album), by Taiwanese pop singer and actress Angela Chang
• Pandora (Avatar), a fictional moon, and the setting for James Cameron’s Avatar film and video game
• Pandora (novel), a novel by Anne Rice about a vampire of the same name
• "Pandora" (Skins episode), an episode of the teen drama Skins
• "Pandora (For Cindy)", a song by the Cocteau Twins from their album Treasure
• Pandora Hearts, a Japanese manga series by Jun Mochizuki
• Pandora Tomorrow, the second game in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series of games
• "Pandora's Aquarium", a song by Tori Amos from her album From the Choirgirl Hotel
• Pandora's Clock, a 1996 made-for-TV movie based on the novel by John J. Nance
• Pandora's Daughter, a novel by Iris Johansen
• "Gallifrey: Pandora", episode 2.3 of the Doctor Who spin-off audio series

Organisms

• Pandora (bivalve), established by Lamarck in 1799, a bivalve genus in family Pandoridae
• Pandora (fungus), an Entomophthorales fungi genus (Pandora neoaphidis)
• Pandora Pinemoth or Pandora Moth (Coloradia pandora)
• Pandora, established by Doubleday around 1848, an invalid name of the brush-footed butterfly genus Panacea
• Pandoras, several ray-finned fish species in the genus Pagellus

People

• Pandora (singer), a Swedish eurodance artist
• Pandora (musical group), a Mexican music group
• Pandora Peaks, a former exotic dancer
• The Pandoras, an all-female rock and roll band from Los Angeles, California
• A pseudonym of Polish writer Stefania Zahorska

Fictional Characters

• Pandora (comics), a comic book character from Avatar Press
• Pandora Braithwaite, a character in the Adrian Mole books
• Pandora Moon, a character in the British drama Skins
• Pandora Pann, a comic book character owned by DC Comics
• Pandora Spocks, the heroine of the children's comic Forty Winks, and the pseudonym of Samantha's cousin Serena on the TV Show Bewitched
• Pandora, a character in the Guitar Hero series of video games
• Pandora, the main character in the anime Because I'm the Goddess
• Pandora, the sister of the god Hades in the Saint Seiya anime and manga series

Places

• Pandora, Ohio, an unincorporated community in Putnam County
• Pandora, Punjab, also known as Pindorah, a village in the Punjab province of Pakistan
• Pandora Avenue, a one-way arterial road in Victoria, British Columbia
• Pandora-Gilboa High School, a public high school in Pandora, Ohio
• Pandora Island, in Nunavut, Canada
• Pandora River, in Fiordland, New Zealand
• Pandora, Texas, an unincorporated community in Wilson County

Technology

• Pandora (console), a video game console with open-source software set for release in 2009
• Pandora (music service), an Internet music site and radio station
• Pandora Archive, an online archive run by the National Library of Australia
• Pandora FMS (Flexible Monitoring System), a distributed computer monitoring system
• Pandora TV, a video sharing website
• Pandora, the nickname of a drum machine used by the band Ghost Dance
• Pandora, a personal multi-effect processor made by Korg
• Pandora Battery which is used in the PlayStation Portable homebrew

Other

• HMS Pandora, several ships of the Royal Navy named after the mythological Pandora
• Pandora Jewelry, a global jewelry brand founded in Denmark
• Project Pandora, a U.S. military project related to microwaves and psychology

See also

• Pandora's box (disambiguation)

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