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The Sun is the star at the center of the Solar System.

Sun may also refer to:

• Sun, an abbreviation for Sunday
• A star, a large self-illuminated object in space

• SUN, ISO-3166-1 code for the Soviet Union
• Sun, West Virginia, USA; an unincorporated community
• Sun Glacier, a glacier in Greenland

• Sunoco, known as Sun Company, Sun Oil Company, or variations from 1890 to 1998
• Sun Cellular, a telecommunications provider
• Sun Microsystems, a former computer company
• Sun Finance, a Latvian company
• Sun Group, an Indian conglomerate
• Sun Media, a large Canadian media company
• Sun (St. Paul's Churchyard), a historical bookseller in London
• Sun Orthodontix
• Sun Television and Appliances
• Sun TV Network, Chennai, India

• Sun Newspapers, a chain of weekly newspapers in Ohio
• List of newspapers named Sun
• List of newspapers named Daily Sun
• Sun, a book of poetry by Michael Palmer

• Sun (German band), an alternative rock group
• Sun (R&B band), an American group
• Silver Sun or Sun, a British power pop band
• Sun, an Australian group featuring drummer Oren Ambarchi
• Something Unto Nothing (S.U.N.), a band project formed by Brian Tichy

• Sun (Cat Power album)
• Sun (Nopsajalka album)
• Sun (Thomas Bergersen album)

• "Sun" (Belinda Carlisle song) (2013)
• "Sun" (Live song)
• "Sun" (Two Door Cinema Club song) (2012)
• "Sun" (Gen Hoshino song) (2015)
• "Sun", a 1989 song by Concrete Blonde from Free
• "SUN", a 2012 song by Mouse on Mars from WOW
• "Sun", a 1997 single by John Lydon from Psycho's Path

• Sun Records
• Sun Records (jazz)

• Sun (film), a 1929 Italian drama directed by Alessandro Blasetti

• Sun News (India), a 24-hour Tamil news channel
• Sun News Network, a defunct Canadian news channel
• Sun Sports, an American television network
• Sun Television, a Japanese television station
• SUN TV (Canada), former Toronto TV station
• Sun TV (India), a Tamil-language regional cable-television station
• INews, previously known as SUN TV, an Indonesian station
• WSUN (FM), a radio station (97.1 FM) licensed to Holiday, Florida, United States
• WSUN-TV, a defunct television station (channel 38) in St. Petersburg, Florida, United States
• WSUN (defunct), a radio station in Tampa Bay Area, Florida, United States known as WSUN from 1927 until 2001

• Connecticut Sun, a professional women's basketball team
• Gold Coast Suns, a professional Australian rules football club
• Phoenix Suns, a professional men's basketball team

• Sun (motorcycle)
• Sun-class cruise ship
• GWR Sun Class, a class of locomotives
• Sunderland station's National Rail code
• Sunny Bay station's MTR code
• Sunshine railway station, Melbourne
• Friedman Memorial Airport's IATA code

• Sun Ra (1914–1993), American jazz musician
• Sun (surname), a Chinese surname and list of people with the surname
• Sun Tzu (disambiguation) (Chinese: Sun-子; pinyin: Sun Zi; Wade–Giles: Sun Tzu; lit. 'Master Sun')
• Sun Yat-sen (1866–1925), Chinese Politician and revolutionary martyr
• Sun Mingming (born 1983), Chinese former professional basketball player
• Sun Myung Moon (1920–2012), Korean founder of the Unification Church
• Ho Yeow Sun or Sun (born 1972), Singaporean Christian pop music singer
• Joe Sun (1943–2019), born James Joseph Paulsen, American country music singer-songwriter

• Sun (heraldry), representations of the Sun as heraldic charges
• Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, a university in Italy
• Soul of the Ultimate Nation, an online role-playing game
• SU(n), the special unitary group of degree n, a concept in mathematics
• Cun (unit) or sun, a unit of length
• Mr. Sun, a Ni Hao Kai Lan character

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• Sun FM (disambiguation)
• The Sun (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles containing sun or suns
• All pages with titles beginning with Sun
• Sunn (born Hwang Ji-won, 2000), member of South Korean girl groups Good Day and cignature
• Son (disambiguation)
• Sonne (disambiguation)
• Sol (disambiguation)

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