Polar

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Polar , or the adjective polar , denotes:

colloquially the position of two more or less opposite facts, see diametrical

a material property in chemistry and physics, see polarity (chemistry)
a bond property in chemistry, see chemical bond
In mathematics and physics a coordinate system, see polar coordinates
in physics a kind of vectors, see vector

in geosciences in general the two polar regions of the earth, see polar region
in ecological meteorology a vegetation and climate zone, see polar climate
in ecology a biological habitat (No. IX), see zonobiom
an eco-zone in ecology, see polar / sub-polar zone

Polar are called:

People:

Der Polar (Stephan Piez, born December 7, 1981), German songwriter and producer
Giovanni Polar (politician, 1825) (1825–1868), Swiss politician
Giovanni Polar (politician, 1868) (1868–1941), Swiss politician

such as:

Polar (2009) , film by Michael Koch
Polar (2019) , film by Jonas Åkerlund
Polar (band) , English band
Polar (ship, 1977) , a sailing training ship of the Portuguese Navy
polar (magazine) , magazine
Polar, 1983 film directed by Jacques Bral

Polar Electro Oy, Finnish company
Polar Motorboats , Norwegian manufacturer of motor boats
Polar Music , Swedish record label
Polar Caravan , Swedish manufacturer of caravans and mobile homes
Polar 1–6, German research aircraft, see Alfred Wegener Institute

Empresas Polar , Venezuelan food company with the national beer Cerveza Polar
a brand of spirits (Limes), see Berentzen

See also:

pole
Pole Star
Mount #Parallactic mounts (polar telescope mount )

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