''Look up'' [[cosmo]] ''in'' [[Wiktionary]], ''the free dictionary''.'''Cosmo''' may refer to:
[[Cosmopolitan (magazine)|Cosmopolitan]], commonly known as ''Cosmo'', an American women's magazine
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Business and industry
Energy companies
Cosmo Energy Holdings Co., Ltd. is a major Japanese integrated energy company with roots tracing back to 1939, when Daikyo Oil Co., Ltd. was established through the merger of eight refinery operators and later Edogawa Oil Company.[1] In 1986, Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd. was formed via a tripartite merger involving Daikyo Oil, Maruzen Petrochemical Co., Ltd., and the former Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd., marking the consolidation of key oil refining and petrochemical operations.[2] The company transitioned to a holding structure in 2015, rebranding as Cosmo Energy Holdings to oversee a broader portfolio of energy activities.[3]The company's core operations span oil exploration and production, petroleum refining and sales, petrochemical manufacturing, and renewable energy development, primarily through subsidiaries like Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd., which handles refining, storage, and distribution of crude oil and petroleum products across three major refineries in Japan.[4] Cosmo Energy Holdings ranks as Japan's third-largest oil refiner by sales, with activities extending to international oil sourcing from the Middle East and investments in petrochemical facilities for products like ethylene and polypropylene.[5] In the renewable sector, it operates wind and solar power plants, including onshore wind projects and partnerships for offshorewind development. In 2025, the company commenced production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its Sakai refinery, Japan's first domestic facility of this kind, with an annual capacity of 30,000 kiloliters.[6] For the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, the company reported consolidated revenue of approximately ¥2.80 trillion, reflecting its scale in the energy market amid fluctuating oil prices.[7]Key historical mergers and acquisitions have shaped Cosmo Energy's growth, including the foundational 1986 tripartite merger that integrated regional oil businesses and the 1989 absorption of Asian Oil Co., Ltd. to expand refining capacity.[1] In 2016, Maruzen Petrochemical became a full subsidiary, strengthening petrochemical operations, while business partnerships, such as the 2016 collaboration with Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. in the Yokkaichi region, enhanced regional efficiency through joint ventures in refining and solar power.[2][8] These moves have positioned Cosmo Energy as a resilient player in Japan's consolidating oil sector.[9]Post-2020, Cosmo Energy has accelerated green energy initiatives, including a 2022 memorandum of understanding with Masdar for offshore wind projects and the launch of 100% renewable electricity supply programs backed by non-fossil certificates.[10][11] In 2023, the company announced a total investment of 420 billion yen over the following three years, with approximately 30% (126 billion yen) allocated to green power and energy efficiency, focusing on expanding wind and solar capacity to diversify from fossil fuels.[12] Environmentally, Cosmo Energy's policies emphasize biodiversity support since 2020 and a roadmap for net zero carbon emissions by 2050, targeting a 30% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 through decarbonized energy adoption, fuel shifts to biofuels, and carbon capture technologies.[13][14] This includes Scope 3 emissions coverage via green electricity supply chains and negative emissions measures.[15]
Technology companies
COSMO CONSULT, founded in 1996 in Germany, is a global provider of Microsoft Dynamics-based enterprise solutions, specializing in ERP systems, cloud services, and digital transformation for industries such as manufacturing and professional services.[16] The company, with over 1,600 employees across 52 locations worldwide (as of 2025), emphasizes integrated business software that supports end-to-end processes, including CRM and business intelligence tools, enabling clients to optimize operations through customizable implementations.[17][18]Cosmo Tech, established in 2010 in Lyon, France, develops AI-driven simulation software for modeling complex systems and supporting strategic decision-making in sectors like energy, transportation, and manufacturing.[19] Its platform combines advanced modeling with real-time data analytics to simulate scenarios, predict outcomes, and optimize asset performance, helping enterprises reduce risks and improve efficiency without exhaustive numerical benchmarks.[20]Cosm, an American technology firm founded in 2020 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, specializes in immersive media and shared reality experiences for sports, entertainment, and education. Drawing from the legacies of acquired entities like Evans & Sutherland (established 1974 for digital projection systems) and Spitz Inc. (founded 1947 for planetarium technology), Cosm powers over 700 dome theaters globally with high-resolution LED displays and interactive content delivery.[21]Microsoft's Azure Cosmos DB, a globally distributed, multi-model NoSQL database service launched in 2017, exemplifies scalable cloud technology innovations associated with the "Cosmo" name.[22] It supports document, key-value, graph, and column-family data models, with automatic scaling, turnkey global distribution across regions, and a 99.999% availability SLA for NoSQL APIs.[23] Throughput is measured in request units (RU), a currency for provisioning capacity that abstracts CPU, memory, and I/O costs, while partition strategies—using logical partitions with custom keys—enable efficient data distribution and querying at scale. Recent enhancements, including built-in vector search capabilities integrated with AzureAI services, facilitate AI applications like retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) by enabling semantic similarity searches on embeddings.[23]
Other businesses
The convenience store operations under the Cosmo brand, primarily attached to service stations operated by Cosmo Energy Group subsidiaries, focus on non-fuel retail offerings such as snacks, beverages, and daily essentials. These outlets, often branded under the B-cle model developed in partnership with the Mini Stop chain, provide car care services alongside convenience items to cater to on-the-go customers in Japan. As of the first quarter of fiscal year 2025, the group maintains approximately 2,546 service stations, a significant portion of which incorporate these retail components.[24][2][25]Post-2020 pandemic adaptations by Cosmo Energy's retail arm emphasized digital integration to ensure safer customer interactions, including expanded use of the Carlife Square mobile app—launched in August 2019—for reservations, payments, and loyalty programs at convenience outlets, which helped sustain sales amid reduced foot traffic. This shift contributed to resilient performance, with the broader convenience sector in Japan seeing sustained demand for essential goods during lockdowns.[26][27]Non-core retail activities fall under the oversight of Cosmo Energy Holdings Co., Ltd., structured through dedicated subsidiaries like Cosmo Oil Sales Corporation, which manages day-to-day service station and attached retail operations, and Cosmo Oil Property Service Co., Ltd., which handles site development and asset optimization to support expansion and efficiency. These entities operate with a focus on integrated governance aligned with the parent company's sustainability goals.[28][29]Independently, CosmoProf represents a prominent Cosmo-branded retail venture in the beauty sector, functioning as a wholesale distributor of professional salon products with over 1,300 stores across North America, exclusively serving licensed cosmetologists and barbers through in-store and direct sales channels.[30][31]
Media
Magazines and publications
Cosmo, the UK edition of Cosmopolitan magazine, was launched in March 1972 by Hearst Magazines UK, part of the National Magazine Company, as a bold entry into the British market targeting young women with empowering content on sex, relationships, and personal style.[32] The inaugural issue sold out 350,000 copies by lunchtime, reflecting immediate demand among its core audience of women aged 18-35 seeking candid advice on fashion, beauty, health, and career aspirations.[33] Over the decades, the magazine has maintained this focus, blending aspirational lifestyle features with practical guidance, while adapting to cultural shifts in women's interests.Circulation peaked in the mid-1990s at over 450,000 copies per issue, driven by its reputation for unapologetic discussions on taboo topics like sexuality and self-empowerment, which resonated during a time of evolving gender norms.[34] By the early 2000s, however, print sales began declining amid broader industry challenges, prompting a strategic pivot. Notable editors during this period included Sam Baker, who served from 2004 to 2006 and emphasized relatable, witty content to refresh the brand's appeal to younger readers.[35]Post-2015, Cosmo underwent a significant digital transformation, integrating multimedia content and social media to counter falling print numbers, which dropped to around 120,000 as of 2022.[36] This shift included a 2015 redesign with bolder visuals and targeted digital marketing; the digital audience had grown by over 135% in the year leading up to the redesign (August 2014–July 2015).[37] Content evolution has since emphasized inclusivity and contemporary issues; in 2024, digital exclusives highlighted sustainability in fashion, such as preloved activewear trends, and mental health strategies, including stress-reduction techniques amid rising wellness awareness.[38][39]Later editions incorporated more diverse representations and health-positive messaging, though debates over body positivity persist, as seen in responses to plus-size cover features.[40]
Beauty pageants
Miss Cosmo is an annual international beauty pageant organized by Unimedia in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, emphasizing "impactful beauty" through empowerment, diversity, and philanthropy.[41] Launched in 2024, the competition highlights contestants' intelligence, social contributions, and personal advocacy projects alongside traditional elements of poise and presentation.[42] The inaugural edition, Miss Cosmo 2024, took place on October 5 at Saigon Riverside Park in Ho Chi Minh City, featuring over 50 contestants from various countries who competed in segments including evening gown, swimsuit, and advocacy presentations.[41] Indonesia's Ketut Permata Juliastrid was crowned the first winner, with Thailand's Karnruethai Tassabut as runner-up, and participants advanced based on demonstrated commitment to causes like women's education and community development.[42] Winners receive platforms for global advocacy, including opportunities to lead philanthropic initiatives supported by the organization.[43]The selection process involves national preliminaries that feed into the international event, with judging criteria prioritizing talent performances, intellectual responses during interviews, and social impact through verifiable community work.[44] For instance, Miss Cosmo USA 2025, held October 14–18 in El Paso, Texas, featured 51 state representatives announced on October 8, culminating in Yolina Lindquist's crowning as the U.S. delegate; evaluations included virtual portfolio submissions, confidence demonstrations, and Q&A sessions weighted toward intelligence (40%) and audience engagement.[45] Similar national events worldwide select delegates who embody the pageant's values, ensuring a diverse pool for the global stage.[46]The second edition, Miss Cosmo 2025, adopts the theme "Rising Dragon" to symbolize strength and cultural heritage, with the Grand Finale scheduled for December 20 at Creative Park in Ho Chi Minh City as part of a Beauty & Music Festival integrating live performances and concerts.[47] Over 60 national directors have confirmed participation, unveiling more than 44 contestants by September, with an expanded focus on environmental and social advocacies, such as climate change initiatives highlighted by delegates like Nepal's Deep Shikha.[46] Innovations include online voting for public awards and jury sessions emphasizing sustainable impact, broadening accessibility through digital elements like virtual tours and global fan engagement.[48] This edition continues the pageant's tradition of awarding scholarships via organizational partnerships to support underprivileged education, reinforcing its philanthropic core.[49]
Music
Artists and performers
cosMo@Bousou-P (born April 6, 1986) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and composer who performs under the stage name cosMo, renowned for his contributions to the Vocaloidmusic scene and high-tempo electronic compositions.[50] He debuted in 2007 with independent releases on the NicoNico Video platform, quickly gaining acclaim for songs exceeding 200 beats per minute that blend J-pop with electronic elements and denpa-style lyrics.[51] A major hit came early with "初音ミクの消失" (The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku) in 2007, which showcased his innovative use of Hatsune Miku vocals and earned him the nickname "High-Speed Development Miku Master" within online communities. Career milestones include his work on anime-inspired soundtracks and arcade gamemusic, such as contributions to the Taiko no Tatsujin series, highlighting his versatility in fusing vocal synthesis with dynamic electronic production.[52] In 2010, he released the album 初音ミクの消失, a compilation that solidified his influence in digital music creation.[53]Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy (born August 24, 1968) is an American DJ, broadcaster, and music curator who has shaped the landscape of vinyl-focused electronic and disco scenes.[54] She founded the Classic Album Sundays platform in 2011, establishing global listening events and content hubs dedicated to high-fidelity album experiences.[55] Murphy's career includes notable performances and residencies at major festivals, including sets at Glastonbury, where her Balearic and psychedelic selections have drawn dedicated audiences.[56] As a broadcaster, she hosts the Cosmodelica show on Worldwide FM, emphasizing immersive sound journeys. In 2025, she continued collaborations with electronic artists, including remixes for projects like those with Róisín Murphy and contributions to festival lineups blending house and disco influences.[57]Cosmo Sheldrake (born December 16, 1989) is a British multi-instrumentalist, composer, and performer whose work explores improvisation, field recordings, and eclectic soundscapes.[58] He debuted in 2014 with the single "The Moss," marking his entry into the indie folk-electronic genre through self-released tracks that incorporate nonsense lyrics and environmental themes.[59] Key milestones include composing for theater productions, such as Samuel Beckett adaptations, and licensing music for Apple advertisements, like "Come Along" for the iPhone XR campaign. His style merges acoustic elements with electronic experimentation, often performed live with looped instruments. In 2024, he released the album Eye to the Ear via his Tardigrade Records label, featuring collaborative tracks that underscore his commitment to sonic innovation.
Songs and albums
One prominent album titled Cosmo's Factory was released by the American rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival on July 8, 1970, via Fantasy Records.[60] The record, named after the band's informal rehearsal space in a warehouse, features a mix of rock, swamp rock, and country influences, with instrumentation centered on John Fogerty's guitar riffs, organ accents, and tight rhythm section from bassist Stu Cook and drummer Doug Clifford. It includes five singles that achieved significant commercial success, such as "Lookin' Out My Back Door" and "Up Around the Bend," contributing to its nine-week run at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.[61] The album's production emphasized live-band energy captured in the studio, selling over 4 million copies in the U.S. alone and earning quadruple platinum certification.[62]In the reggaeton genre, Puerto Rican artist Ozuna released his sixth studio album Cosmo on November 17, 2023, through Aura Music and Sony Music Latin.[63] The project blends urban Latin rhythms with trap and pop elements, featuring collaborations with artists like Chencho Corleone and Nio García; key tracks like "Mami" and "Hey Mor" highlight electronic beats, synth layers, and Ozuna's melodic vocal delivery. It debuted at No. 9 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart, marking Ozuna's seventh consecutive top-10 entry in the category, and generated over 100 million global streams in its first week.[63] Production involved a team led by Ozuna, focusing on futuristic soundscapes inspired by cosmic themes.[64]Among songs titled "Cosmo," French rapper Soprano's 2014 single stands out as the lead track from his album Cosmopolitanie. Released on August 18 via Warner Music, it incorporates hip-hop beats, orchestral strings, and Soprano's introspective lyrics on global unity and personal growth, produced by DJ Kayz with a runtime of about 3:45. The track peaked at No. 5 on the French SNEP Singles Chart and No. 16 on Belgium's Ultratop 50 Wallonia, accumulating over 63 million Spotify streams and contributing to the album's diamond certification in France for exceeding 500,000 units sold.[65][66]In K-pop, the South Korean boy band PENTAGON released "COSMO" as their first original Japanese single on February 13, 2019, under Universal Music Japan. The upbeat track fuses EDM drops, synth-pop melodies, and group harmonies, with production by MZ handling electronic instrumentation and vocal layering for a cosmic, energetic vibe lasting 4:05. It quickly rose to No. 1 on Oricon's Daily Singles Chart after debuting at No. 4 and peaked at No. 4 on the Weekly Singles Chart, marking PENTAGON's breakthrough in Japan and selling over 20,000 physical copies in its first week.[67] The song's music video, featuring space-themed visuals, amassed millions of views.[68]
People
Individuals with the name Cosmo
Cosmo Gordon Lang (1864–1945) was a prominent Scottish-born Anglican prelate who served as Archbishop of York from 1908 to 1928 and as Archbishop of Canterbury from 1928 until his retirement in 1942. Born in Aberdeen to a Presbyterian minister, Lang converted to Anglicanism during his studies at the University of Glasgow and Balliol College, Oxford, and was ordained in 1890. He played a significant role in ecclesiastical reforms, including presiding over the 1930 Lambeth Conference, which issued the first official Anglican endorsement of contraception under certain conditions to address social welfare concerns. Lang's tenure was marked by his involvement in the 1936 abdication crisis of King Edward VIII, where he publicly supported the King's resignation amid the constitutional standoff over his proposed marriage to Wallis Simpson, viewing it as a moral imperative for the Church of England. Upon retirement, he was elevated to the peerage as Baron Lang of Lambeth and resided at a grace-and-favour house in Kew until his death.Cosmo Jarvis, born Harrison Cosmo Krikoryan-Jarvis in 1989 in Ridgewood, New Jersey, to an Armenian-American mother and English father, is a British-American actor and former musician who relocated to England as an infant. He began his creative career early, writing songs and directing short films from age 12, and released his debut self-titled album in 2009, followed by Is the World Strange or Am I Strange? in 2011, blending satirical lyrics on relationships and society. Transitioning to acting, Jarvis gained recognition for his role as Sebastian in the 2016 period drama Lady Macbeth, opposite Florence Pugh, portraying a complex stable hand in a tale of passion and murder in 19th-century England. His career has since expanded to include lead roles such as John Blackthorne in the 2024 FX series Shōgun, an English sailor navigating feudal Japan, and appearances in films like Calm with Horses (2019) and Persuasion (2022). In 2025, Jarvis starred in the historical drama Warfare directed by Alex Garland and joined the cast of Paul Greengrass's The Uprising, set in 14th-century England.
Nicknamed individuals
Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy (born August 24, 1968) is an American DJ, broadcaster, and entrepreneur renowned in the electronic and disco music scenes. She adopted the nickname "Cosmo" at age 16 while hosting a high school radio show called Punk, Funk & Junk on WHHB in New York, inspired by the rapper Cozmo D from the hip-hop group Newcleus. This moniker stuck as she transitioned into professional DJing, beginning in the early 1990s at influential New York venues like Body & Soul, The Loft, and Dance Tracks, where she shared residencies with figures such as Joe Claussell. Her career gained further prominence after relocating to London in 1999, where she immersed herself in the city's club culture, co-founding the Lucky Cloud Loft parties in 2003 alongside David Mancuso and hosting the radio show Cosmodelica on Ministry of Sound. In 2010, Murphy founded Classic Album Sundays, an organization dedicated to curated album listening events and discussions, which has since expanded globally and solidified her role as a music curator and educator. Her professional impact includes remixes for artists like Lady Blackbird and ongoing residencies, such as appearances at Ministry of Sound events in 2024, including the Dance for Ashley lineup and her Cosmodelica series.[69][70][71]Doug "Cosmo" Clifford (born April 24, 1945) is an American musician best known as the drummer and co-founding member of Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR). The nickname "Cosmo" originated during his college years at Modesto Junior College, where fraternity brothers initially called him "Clifford C. Clifford" before shortening it to "Cosmo," possibly influenced by his interest in cosmic themes or a toga party. This handle became integral to his identity in the music world, notably inspiring the title of CCR's 1970 album Cosmo's Factory, recorded at their rehearsal space dubbed "Cosmo's Factory" after Clifford. As CCR's drummer from 1967 to 1972, Clifford contributed to the band's signature swamp rock sound, co-writing hits like "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" and helping propel CCR to sell over 30 million albums worldwide during their active years. Post-CCR, he pursued solo work under the Cosmo moniker, releasing the 1972 album Cosmo and later forming the band Don Harrison Band with bassist Stu Cook, achieving a top-10 hit with "Dreamin'" in 1976. Clifford's enduring impact includes inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with CCR in 1993 and ongoing performances with the band Cosmo, preserving the group's legacy through archival releases and tours.[72][73][74]
Fictional characters
In television and film
One of the most iconic fictional characters named Cosmo in television is Cosmo Kramer from the sitcom Seinfeld, which aired from 1989 to 1998 on NBC. Portrayed by Michael Richards, Kramer is Jerry Seinfeld's eccentric next-door neighbor in a New York City apartment building, characterized by his wild hair, vintage clothing, and impulsive personality. He is depicted as chronically unemployed, having held various short-lived jobs such as a bagel shop owner or a movie theater projectionist, but primarily sustains himself through odd schemes and reliance on his friends. Kramer's antics often revolve around get-rich-quick ideas, such as inadvertently designing a "puffy shirt" for Jerry to wear on a talk show, leading to comedic embarrassment. Richards' physical comedy, including his signature sliding entrance through Jerry's door, earned him three Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. Kramer appeared in all 180 episodes of the series, contributing to its status as a cultural phenomenon that redefined 1990s situational comedy by embracing "show about nothing" humor focused on everyday absurdities.[75][76][77]Another prominent Cosmo in television animation is the fairy godparent from The Fairly OddParents, which ran from 2001 to 2017 on Nickelodeon. Voiced by Daran Norris, Cosmo is a dim-witted male fairy assigned to grant wishes to 10-year-old Timmy Turner, serving as the bumbling husband to the more level-headed Wanda. His magical abilities, channeled through a wand, frequently result in chaotic mishaps due to his lack of intelligence and poor judgment, such as accidentally transforming household objects into dangerous creatures or amplifying wishes in unintended ways—like turning a simple request for a fun day into a city-wide disaster. These errors often require Wanda's intervention to restore order, highlighting Cosmo's endearing but unreliable nature as a comic foil. Cosmo features in all 172 episodes of the series, as well as spin-off television films including The Fairly OddParents in: Abra-Catastrophe! (2003) and Channel Chasers (2004), where his mishaps drive key plot conflicts involving threats to the fairy world. The character's portrayal emphasized themes of magical consequences and family dynamics in children's programming.[78][79][80]In the 1987 romantic comedy film Moonstruck, Cosmo Castorini is a central supporting character portrayed by Vincent Gardenia. As the widowed father of the protagonist Loretta Castorini, Cosmo is a traditional Italian-American plumber and family patriarch in Brooklyn, known for his gruff demeanor, infidelity, and memorable line about the moon being "so big and round." His actions, including his affair with a younger woman, spark much of the film's comedic and dramatic tension, exploring themes of love, family, and betrayal. Gardenia's performance earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, contributing to the film's three Oscar wins, including Best Actress for Cher.[81]Cosmo is a key character in the anime series Sonic X (2003–2006), appearing in the third season as a female member of a plant-like alien species from the planet Green Gate. Voiced by Amy Birnbaum in the English dub, she is the sole survivor after her homeworld is destroyed by the villainous Metarex, and she joins Sonic the Hedgehog and his allies aboard the Blue Typhoon to combat the threat. Shy and burdened by guilt over her species' fate, Cosmo develops a close bond with Sonic and uses her abilities to interface with plant life and technology, ultimately sacrificing herself in the series finale to defeat the Metarex leader. Her arc highlights themes of redemption, friendship, and environmentalism in the 78-episode series.[82]In the 2025 Netflix science fiction film The Electric State, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, Cosmo is a sentient robot companion to the protagonist Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown). Voiced by Alan Tudyk, Cosmo is designed as a big-headed, cartoonish android inspired by a banned 1990s children's show character, featuring expressive LED eyes and a childlike personality. In the alternate-history setting of a robot uprising, Cosmo aids Michelle and drifter Keats (Chris Pratt) on a cross-country quest to find her missing brother, providing comic relief and emotional support while grappling with his obsolete status. Described as the "emotional core" of the story, Cosmo's design blends animatronics and CGI, emphasizing themes of obsolescence and humanity in the film's retro-futuristic world.[83]
In comics and animation
Cosmo the Spacedog is a fictional character in Marvel Comics, depicted as a telepathicdog from the Soviet space program who gained psionic abilities after being exposed to cosmic radiation during a failed orbital mission in the 1960s.[84] Originally a Golden Retriever-Labrador mix used in experiments akin to those involving Laika, Cosmo drifted into deep space, where he developed enhanced intelligence and powers including telepathy, telekinesis, and the ability to generate force fields.[84] He first appeared in Nova vol. 4 #8 (January 2008), created by writers Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, where he encounters the hero Nova on the fringes of known space and assists in defending against cosmic threats.[85]In the comics, Cosmo serves as the chief of security for Knowhere, a neutral space station built inside a Celestial's severed head, and becomes a key ally to the Guardians of the Galaxy during major events like the Annihilation and War of Kings storylines.[84] His telepathic abilities allow him to communicate across species and detect hidden dangers, while his telekinesis enables him to manipulate objects and stun enemies, making him a vital asset in interstellar conflicts despite his canine form.[84] Cosmo's loyalty and dry humor shine in team-ups, such as coordinating defenses against the Phalanx in Annihilation: Conquest or battling the Universal Church of Truth led by the Magus.[86]The character has also appeared in animated media, including the Disney XD series Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy (2015–2019), where he is voiced by James Arnold Taylor and aids the team in episodes involving Knowhere's security, often clashing comically with Rocket Raccoon.[87] Cosmo features in the Disney+ series What If...? (2021), providing telepathic support in alternate-universe scenarios with the Guardians.[88]Following the character's brief cameo in the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy, which introduced him to a wider audience, Cosmo's role in comics evolved with increased prominence in ongoing Guardians narratives, including leading a reformed team in Annihilators (2011–2012) and appearing in modern runs like Guardians of the Galaxy (2013–2015) by writers Brian Michael Bendis, integrating his Soviet origins more deeply into cosmic lore.[86]Another notable fictional character named Cosmo (often spelled Cosmos) appears in the Transformers franchise as an Autobot reconnaissance specialist introduced in Generation 1. Debuting as a toy in 1985, Cosmos transforms into a flying saucer-like vehicle capable of achieving escape velocity and entering Earth's orbit independently for surveillance missions.[89] In the Marvel ComicsThe Transformers series, he first appeared in issue #17 (February 1986), where he joins Perceptor's resistance cell on Cybertron, using his sensors to detect Decepticon activity from afar and demonstrating bravery in high-stakes escapes despite his tendency toward isolation.[90]In the Generation 1 animated series The Transformers (1984–1987), Cosmos debuted in the episode "Megatron's Master Plan, Part 2" (1985), voiced by Michael McConnohie, portraying him as a lonely scout who rescues Autobot allies from Decepticon traps and provides orbital reconnaissance, highlighting his particle-beam weapons and 600-mile detection range.[91] Across Transformers lore, Cosmos embodies perseverance, often operating solo in space to monitor threats, with later IDW Comics continuities (2005 onward) expanding his backstory to include deep-space explorations and alliances against interstellar foes like the Decepticons.[89]
Places
In the United States
Cosmo is the name of several small geographical locations across the United States, primarily rural townships and historic communities with roots in 19th-century settlement patterns. These places reflect diverse historical contexts, from post-Civil War African American communities to immigrant farming settlements in the Great Plains.[92][93]Cosmo, Florida, is a historic unincorporated community in northeastern Duval County, near Jacksonville, known for its Gullah Geechee heritage. Established shortly after the Civil War in the late 1860s by freed enslaved people, many of whom migrated from coastal Georgia and South Carolinasea islands or nearby plantations like Kingsley Plantation across the St. Johns River, Cosmo served as a self-sustaining settlement for Black families.[94][95] Residents built wooden homes painted in vibrant pastel colors, farmed the land, and maintained cultural traditions including unique dialects, crafts, and spiritual practices tied to their Sea Island origins. The community thrived for about a century, fostering close-knit family networks, but faced decline due to urban expansion and infrastructure changes in the 20th century; today, it is largely absorbed into greater Jacksonville with remnants preserved through historical markers and preservation efforts.[92][96] The origins of the name "Cosmo" remain unknown, adding to its enigmatic character as a symbol of post-emancipation resilience.[95]Cosmo Township, Nebraska, is a small rural administrative division in southeastern Kearney County, part of the agricultural heartland of south-central Nebraska. Organized as one of the county's fourteen townships following the county's formation in 1860, it saw early settlement by Danish immigrants in the late 1870s, who established farming operations and religious communities in the area.[93] By 1879, Danish Baptists in Cosmo and neighboring Grant Townships began holding services in homes, leading to the formation of institutions like the Osco Baptist Church, which underscored the township's role in immigrant cultural and religious life amid the broader Homestead Act-era expansion.[93] The township remains predominantly agricultural, with vast farmlands dedicated to crops like corn and soybeans. Its 2020 population was 56, reflecting a stable but sparse rural demographic with no formal census for smaller subdivisions beyond county-level data.[97]
In other countries
Cosmo Newbery, also known as Yilka, is a small Aboriginal community located in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia, approximately 1,036 km east of Perth and situated between the towns of Laverton and Warburton on the edge of the Great Victoria Desert.[98] The area has a rich history tied to gold mining, originally named after James Cosmo Newbery, an industrial chemist who developed improved chlorination methods for gold extraction in the late 19th century.[99] Established as a settled community around 1920, it served variously as a pastoral station, penal colony for Aboriginal people, government ration depot, and United Aborigines Mission site from the 1950s until the land was returned to Aboriginal ownership in 1976, reflecting broader trends in Indigenous land rights and self-determination in remote Australia.[100] The community is known for its cultural significance to the local Ngaanyatjarra people, with ongoing efforts in town planning and resource management to support sustainable living in this arid outback environment.[101]In Brazil, Cosmo appears as both a rural locality and an urban neighborhood, highlighting diverse regional development patterns. Laranjeira do Cosmo is a small rural settlement in the northeastern state of Rio Grande do Norte, characterized by agricultural activities and proximity to larger towns like Natal, embodying the country's expansive rural landscapes focused on farming and community-based economies.[102] Further south, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, the neighborhood of Cosmos (often referred to locally in relation to Cosmo place names) is a residential area in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro city, developed in the mid-20th century as part of urban expansion to accommodate working-class populations, with access to public transport and local amenities that underscore Brazil's dynamic suburban growth.[103]A minor populated place named Cosmo exists in the northern Amazonian department of Pando, Bolivia, near the border with Brazil and Peru, within a remote, forested region emphasizing eco-tourism and indigenous territories rather than large-scale settlement.[104] This locality exemplifies international trends in low-density, biodiversity-rich areas where place names often derive from historical exploration or natural features, with limited infrastructure supporting sparse populations engaged in sustainable resource use.[105]
Other uses
In science and software
The Consortium for Small-scale MOdeling (COSMO), originally a non-hydrostatic limited-area atmospheric model developed collaboratively by national meteorological services including the Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) in Germany since 1998, has evolved into the ICON model as its primary framework.[106] The original COSMO model solves the fully compressible primitive equations of atmospheric motion, derived from the Navier-Stokes equations for compressible fluids, to simulate mesoscale weather phenomena without hydrostatic approximations.[107] It employs a split-explicit time integration scheme, typically using a second-order Runge-Kutta method for acoustic waves, with time steps on the order of 10-20 seconds depending on grid resolution.[108]Operational implementations include high-resolution variants like COSMO-2, which features a horizontal grid spacing of approximately 2.2 km and has been used for convection-permitting numerical weather prediction (NWP) in complex terrain.[109] Developed primarily for the Alpine region, COSMO-2 supports short-range forecasts of severe weather events such as foehn winds, thunderstorms, and heavy precipitation, with nested domains enabling detailed simulations over Switzerland and surrounding areas.[110] By 2025, consortium members including DWD and MeteoSwiss had transitioned to the ICON model for routine operations, with legacy COSMO configurations continuing in use for research and select ensemble predictions in Europe.[111][112]The climate-oriented variant, COSMO-CLM (Climate Limited-area Modelling), extends the core model for long-term regional simulations, including assessments of climate change impacts.[113] In 2024, upgrades to COSMO-CLM incorporated the Community Land Model version 5 (CLM5) as its land surface scheme, enhancing representations of soil hydrology, vegetation dynamics, and biogeochemical cycles to improve simulations of surface temperature, precipitation, and cloud cover under changing climates; however, as of 2025, development is transitioning to ICON-CLM.[114][115] These advancements have been applied in EURO-CORDEX domains for downscaling global climate projections, particularly in European mountain regions like the Alps, where fine grid spacings of 0.11° (about 12 km) capture orographic effects on future precipitation extremes.[116]In computational chemistry, COSMO refers to the Conductor-like Screening Model, a continuumsolvationtheory introduced in 1993 for incorporating solvent effects in quantum mechanical calculations.[117] The model treats the solvent as an infinite dielectriccontinuum surrounding the solute, computing polarization charges on the solute's cavity surface via boundary element methods to estimate free energies of solvation.[118] Its extension, COSMO-RS (COnductor-like Screening Model for Realistic Solvation), developed in 1995, applies statistical thermodynamics to these surface charges for predicting activity coefficients and partition coefficients across diverse solvents without empirical parameterization.[117] Widely integrated into software packages like ADF, ORCA, and NWChem, COSMO-RS has become a standard for high-throughput screening in pharmaceutical and chemical process design, with applications in over 10,000 peer-reviewed studies by 2020.[119]
In sports and biology
Cosmo the Cougar serves as the official mascot for the Brigham Young University (BYU) Cougars athletic teams, embodying the spirit of the university's sports programs since the mid-20th century.[120] The Cougars nickname was adopted in the early 1920s by athletic director Eugene L. Roberts, inspired by the prowess of the mountain lion, but the costumed character of Cosmo debuted in 1953 when student Daniel T. Gallego first donned the outfit, which initially cost $73 to produce.[121][122] The name "Cosmo," short for "cosmopolitan," reflects BYU's diverse student body drawn from around the world.[123]In sports, Cosmo actively participates in NCAA Division I events, particularly energizing crowds at football and basketball games in the Big 12 Conference through high-energy dances, acrobatic stunts, and interactive skits that boost fan morale and team spirit.[124] Known for viral performances, such as elaborate halftime routines and sideline antics, Cosmo has been recognized as one of college sports' most charismatic mascots, symbolizing intelligence, enthusiasm, and honor.[125] The mascot engages in fan events beyond games, including the annual homecoming celebrations.[126]Biologically, the mascot draws from the cougar (Puma concolor), a large felid native to the Americas renowned for its agility, strength, and endurance in rugged terrains, traits that parallel the athletic demands of BYU's sports teams.[125]
Miscellaneous
The Cosmos typeface, a sans-serif font family designed by Gustav Jaeger and released by Berthold Types in 1982, is valued in graphic design for its clean lines and subtle fading terminals that enhance readability without visual distraction.[127] It features eight variants, including light, medium, bold, extra bold, and corresponding italics, allowing flexibility for display work, signage, and short passages where clarity is paramount.[127]In digital contexts, the font has adapted to modern needs, with variable font versions emerging to support web design efficiency; for instance, the 2024 Cosmos Deco variable font builds on similar geometric principles for scalable use across devices, aligning with 2025 trends in performance-optimized typography.[128][129]The 2022 NFT collection "COSMOS: A RENGA Collection" on the Ethereumblockchain represents a niche digital art project, featuring 313 hand-crafted pieces exploring galactic themes, with over 0.25 ETH in 24-hour sales volume recorded in recent periods and a floor price exceeding $1,400 as of late 2025.[130] This Ethereum-based initiative highlights blockchain's role in cosmic-inspired collectibles, tying loosely to broader media depictions of expansive universes.
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May 10, 2017 · Azure Cosmos DB started as “Project Florence” in 2010 to address developer the pain-points faced by large scale applications inside Microsoft.
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Oct 6, 2024 · Each of them presented their action plans showcasing their commitment to the advocacy of impactful beauty, and was given the chance to ask each ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Nov 22, 2023 · cosMo@暴走P, born April 6, 1986, is a composer known for high-speed songs, an animator, and an utaite. He is also known as Kuroneko Antique.
Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy is a highly respected and experienced musical selector and curator, founder of the global album listening event and content hub Classic ...
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Cosmo Sheldrake is a multi-instrumentalist musician, composer and producer from London, UK. Latest Listens: Eye To The Ear, Wild Wet World.Upcoming Tour Dates · About · Shop · Music
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Dec 19, 2023 · His sixth studio album, “Cosmo,”debuted at No. 9 on Billboard's Latin Top Albums chart. The album, originally scheduled for January 2024 ...
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Doug “Cosmo” Clifford Artist Biography. Doug Clifford achieved fame as the drummer of Creedence Clearwater Revival, a band he put together with his friends ...
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Nov 15, 2018 · Co-produced by CCR engineer Russ Gary, Cosmo (Clifford's nickname from his days in college) was reissued on vinyl via Concord Music Group's ...
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Nov 17, 2017 · The Puffy Shirt. Season 5, Episode 2. After misunderstanding Kramer's low-talking girlfriend, Jerry ends up wearing a pirate-style shirt for his ...
Jul 5, 2019 · ... Seinfeld has maintained its status as a television icon for three decades and counting. ... culture, an impact that still resonates today ...
The Fairly OddParents ... Ten-year-old Timmy Turner has had it with his babysitter, so he summons his fairy godparents who have the power to grant him wishes.
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Beginning in 1879, Danish Baptists who had settled in Grant and Cosmo Townships in Southeastern Kearney County, Nebraska, held religious services in various ...
Aug 6, 2022 · Cosmo is a paradox and a mystery. Nobody knows how it got its name. It developed shortly after the Civil War as a community of former slaves.
Feb 25, 2021 · Cosmo was created by freed slaves, some of whom came from Kingsley Plantation across the St. Johns River. The small close-knit black community ...
A former gold mining centre on the edge of the Great Victoria Desert in Western Australia, now an Aboriginal community (Yilka), was named Cosmo Newbery in his ...
Sep 22, 2025 · Cosmo Newbery Mission was run by the UAM until about 1973 when its use as a mission ceased. The mission land was vested in the Aboriginal Lands ...
The aspirational population for Cosmo Newbery is 150 people by 2021. Migration to and from the community will be influenced among other things by employment.
Laranjeira do Cosmo is a locality in Rio Grande do Norte, Northeast. Laranjeira do Cosmo is situated nearby to the neighborhood Pau-Brasil, as well as near the ...
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Jun 5, 2025 · COSMO stands for COnsortium for Small-scale MOdelling. The general goal of COSMO is to develop, improve and maintain a non-hydrostatic limited-area atmospheric ...
The COSMO-Model is a nonhydrostatic limited-area atmospheric prediction model. It has been designed for both operational numerical weather prediction (NWP) ...
3-timelevel HE-VI integration was the default time scheme of the COSMO-Model in the beginning, it has now been replaced by the 2-timelevel Runge-Kutta schemes..
Mar 26, 2012 · COSMO-2 is run with three nested domains with increasing horizontal resolution. The global Integrated Forecast System (IFS) model from ECMWF ...
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Aug 25, 2025 · This system allows for a more accurate representation of the atmo- spheric boundary layer and better resolution of vertical atmospheric ...
COSMO-2E is calculated four times a day from 21 realisations at a resolution of 2.2 km. From this collection of forecasts, the “ensemble”, the probability of a ...
Nov 20, 2020 · The history of the COSMO (COnsortium for Small-scale Modelling) model goes back to the early 1990s, when the Deutscher Wetterdienst (German ...
In this study, we upgraded the land surface scheme of the COSMO-CLM regional model from its standard 2nd generation scheme to a more advanced 3rd generation.
Nov 7, 2024 · The GCOAST-AHOI model has been developed and applied for climate simulations over the EURO-CORDEX domain. Two 11-year simulations from 2008 to ...
Sep 28, 2017 · The advanced model COSMO-RS, ie, COSMO for realistic solvation, is a statistical thermodynamics theory based on COSMO polarization charge densities.Abstract · INTRODUCTION · COSMO, THE CONDUCTOR... · COSMO-RS, THE...
You can study chemistry in solution, as contrasted to the gas phase, with the implementation in BAND of the Conductor like Screening Model (COSMO) of solvation ...
Apr 10, 2018 · The first person to play Cosmo was Daniel T. Gallego in 1953. The costume reportedly cost $73. During the '60s and '70s, university presidents ...
Before the costume The Cougar, chosen as BYU's mascot by former coach Eugene L. Roberts in the early 1920s, has undergone a tremendous evolution since its ...
Aug 20, 2024 · The name “Cosmo,” which was short for cosmopolitan, was selected as a nod to the idea that BYU students came from all over the world. Cosmo's ...
Cosmo the Cougar has been Brigham Young University's beloved mascot for over 60 years! His talents, intelligence, charisma, honor and enthusiasm symbolize BYU ...
Cosmo was imagined and named by the late H. Dwayne Stevenson (BA '57), head of pep activities at the time. “The name Cosmo—he plucked that out of the sky,” ...
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Nov 3, 2025 · These fruit-eating birds are soft-billed, short-legged, and arboreal in habit. Their plumage is usually greenish, often with yellow, red, or ...
a guy who goes absolutely crazy when he plays football/sports;insane in the membrane. Dude, Bob went cosmo on me after I hit him and then he KICKED...MY...ASS.
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