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The zenith is the point in the sky that appears directly above the observer.(opposite: nadir).

In general, zenith may mean "highest point", used in sentences like Mount Everest is the zenith of the world.Zenith may also mean: Zenith, a balloon flown to a record altitude of over 8,000 meters in 1875; see timeline of aviation—19th century Zenith Aircraft Company, a manufacturer of light aircraft Zenith Bank, a Nigerian bank Zenit , a Russian camera brand produced by KMZ (spelled as Zenith in some English-language literature) Zenith Carburetters Zenith, a brand of computers Zenith Data Systems Zenith Electronics Corporation, a radio and television manufacturer Zenith Motorcycles, a now defunct British motorcycle manufacturer Zenith Oilfield Technology Limited, a British oilfield service company Zenith , a Swiss watchmaker Le Zénith, the common name for a series of indoor arenas, all similar in design, in France (15 at present), with the most famous one being in Paris Zénith d'Orléans, the Zénith in Orléans, France Zenith Brass Ensemble, a youth brass choir in Michigan, USA Zenith , a culture and exhibition centre in Munich, Germany Monsieur Zenith, a villain in the Sexton Blake series of detective pulp fictionZenith , a superhero comic series written by Grant Morrison that first appeared in 2000 AD Zenith is a city in the fictional state of Winnemac Zenith, also known as Zenithia, a sky castle from the Dragon Quest video game series Zenith, a book written by Julie Bertagna Zenith, a literary magazine produced by The Key School Zenith, the currency used in the universe of Walter Jon Williams' "Dread Empire's Fall" series Gà¶tterdà¤mmerung (Zenith Of Power) is a song by power metal band Stratovarius "Under Zenith" is a song off Our Lady Peace's debut album, Naveed. "Zenith" is the title of an album, released 2010 by A Swarm of the Sun HMS Zenith, the name of various ships of the British Royal Navy and of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Division at Southampton MV Zenith, a cruise ship USS Zenith , a patrol vessel that served in the United States Navy from 1917 to 1918. Zenith Content Management System, a Content Management System developed by Bruce Davis Associates The Zenith number, also known as Enterprise or WX, referring to a toll-free telephone service ZenitЗенит ZénithゼニスZenithZenit ZenitЗенит.

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