Jason (disambiguation)
Jason is a hero of Greek mythology who led the Argonauts and married Medea.
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Jason or JASON may also refer to:
Places
- Jason, North Carolina
- Jason Islands, Falkland Islands
Transport
- HMS Jason, several ships in the Royal Navy
- Jason (ship), Norwegian whaling vessel
- USS Jason (AC-12), 1912–1936
- USS Jason (AR-8), US Navy repair ship 1944–1995
Exploration science
- Jason (rocket), sounding rocket launched in 1958
- Jason (ROV), unmanned submersible robot developed by Robert Ballard
- Jason Jr., prototype of the Jason robot submersible used to explore the wreck of the RMS Titanic
- Jason-1, satellite altimeter used to measure the ocean surface topography, deactivated 2013
- Jason-2, satellite altimeter, successor to Jason-1
- Jason-3, satellite altimeter, successor to Jason-2
- Jason, crater on Phoebe, one of Saturn's moons
Other
- JASON (advisory group), USA defense-oriented consulting group
- Jason (cartoonist) (born 1965), cartoonist (pen name of John Arne Sæterøy)
- Jason (opera), a 1696 opera by Pascal Collasse, libretto by Jean-Baptiste Rousseau
- JASON Project, high school science advocacy program
- JASON reactor, nuclear reactor in Greenwich, London, England
- Jason of Thessalonica
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See also
- JSON, a lightweight computer data interchange format sometimes pronounced as "Jason"
- J'Son (singer), American R&B singer
- J-Son (born 1985), Brazilian-born Swedish rapper and songwriter
- J'son (comics), a Marvel Comics character
- J'Sun, American singer and contestant on season 4 of The Voice (U.S.)
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