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BUS (band)
BUS (บัส), also BUS because of you i shine, is a 12-member Thai T-pop boy group formed on the 789 Survival show under SONRAY MUSIC, debuting December 6, 2023 with "Because of You, I Shine"; distinguishes it from unrelated acts named Bus.
Bus (computing)
A bus in computing, also called a computer bus, is a shared communication pathway that transfers data between components, carrying address, data, and control signals.
Bus 174
Bus 174 (Ônibus 174) is José Padilha's 2002 Brazilian documentary about Sandro do Nascimento's live-televised hijacking of a Rio de Janeiro bus on 12 June 2000, intercut with the hijacker's life story; Peabody and Emmy-winning directorial debut.
Bus duct
A bus duct is a grounded metal enclosure containing bare or insulated copper or aluminum busbars, used to carry large currents between a power source and its loads.
Bus factor
The bus factor, also known as the truck factor, is the minimum number of team members whose sudden departure would leave a software project unable to proceed.
Bus mastering
Bus mastering is a computer bus capability in which a peripheral device, rather than the CPU, takes control of the bus and initiates data transfers directly, reducing CPU workload.
Bus network
A bus network is a network topology in which every node attaches to one shared channel, as in early coaxial Ethernet and industrial fieldbuses such as CAN and PROFIBUS.
Bus rapid transit
Bus rapid transit, or BRT, is a bus-based urban transit system using dedicated lanes, off-board fares, and signal priority to deliver rail-like speed at lower cost than rail.
Bus Simulator 27
Bus Simulator 27 is a 2026 bus driving and company management simulation by Simteract and astragon Entertainment, released September 8, 2026 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, set in Felicia Bay with 45+ licensed buses and 4-player crossplay co-op.
Bus Stop
Bus Stop (1956) is a Joshua Logan romantic comedy-drama, also known as Автобусная остановка, adapted from William Inge's Broadway play, starring Marilyn Monroe as singer Cherie and Don Murray as cowboy Bo Decker, Monroe's first film under her renegotiated Fox contract.
BUS5
BUS5 is a five-member sub-unit of the Thai boy group BUS, formed by Sonray Music in 2024 and including the members Heart, Jungt, Marckris, Phutatchai, and Jinwook.
Busaidi dynasty
The Busaidi dynasty, also called Al Bu Sa'id (آل بوسعيد), is the Omani ruling family, founded in 1744 when Ahmad bin Said was elected imam.
Busan (부산)
Busan (부산), South Korea's second-largest city and top trading port on the southeastern tip of the Korean Peninsula; 3.3 million residents, 771.33 km², wartime capital during the Korean War, host of BIFF.
Busan power station
Busan power station (부산화력발전소, also Busan Combined Cycle) is a 1,800 MW LNG-fired combined-cycle power station in Busan, South Korea, supplying over 65 percent of the city's electricity.
Busan temporary capital
The Busan temporary capital (피란수도) is the role Busan held as South Korea's seat of government during most of the Korean War, from 1950 to 1953.
Busan–Masan Uprising
Busan-Masan Uprising (부마민주항쟁, Bu-Ma Uprising): anti-Yushin pro-democracy revolt by students and citizens in Busan and Masan, South Korea, October 16-20, 1979, suppressed by martial law and preceding Park Chung-hee's October 26 assassination.
Busanga Swamps
Located in Zambia's northwest near Kafue National Park, Busanga Swamps is a permanent wetland complex in the Lufupa River basin. It is a Ramsar site covering 2,000 km.
Busayra
Busayra, also spelled Buseirah (Arabic بصيرا), is an archaeological site in southern Jordan on the King's Highway, identified with biblical Bozrah and excavated as the largest Edomite highland site.
Busbar
A busbar is a low-impedance electrical conductor, typically a copper or aluminum bar, that lets one incoming power source feed many outgoing circuits, used in switchgear, panelboards, and substations.
Busbar-free metallization
Busbar-free metallization is a crystalline silicon solar cell design that eliminates printed silver busbars, instead collecting current with many thin wires bonded during lamination, cutting silver use and shading.
Busboys (film)
Busboys is a 2026 American buddy comedy about two friends working as busboys in Arizona. It was self-financed by Spade and Von and released without a studio.
Busby Babes
Busby Babes: Matt Busby's young, homegrown Manchester United side, First Division champions 1955/56 and 1956/57 at average age 22, decimated by the 6 February 1958 Munich air disaster that killed eight players including Roger Byrne and Duncan Edwards.
Busby Berkeley
Busby Berkeley (William Berkeley Enos, 1895-1976), American film director and choreographer famed for 1930s Warner Bros. musicals like 42nd Street, with overhead kaleidoscopic dance numbers shot by a single mobile camera.
Busby Marou
Busby Marou are an Australian folk-pop duo formed in Rockhampton, Queensland in 2007 by Thomas Busby and Torres Strait Islander musician Jeremy Marou, known for distinctly Australian storytelling, an ARIA #1 album (Postcards from the Shell House, 2017), four APRA awards, and albums including The Great Divide and Blood Red.
Busby quintuplets
The Busby quintuplets, Olivia, Ava, Hazel, Parker, and Riley, born 2015 in Houston, are the first all-female quintuplets born in the United States and the first all-girl set worldwide since 1969, stars of TLC's OutDaughtered.
Buscapé
Buscapé is a Brazilian online price-comparison and shopping platform founded in 1999 by four university students led by Romero Rodrigues, sold to Naspers for $342 million in 2009.
Busch Gardens
Busch Gardens: two United Parks & Resorts theme parks, Tampa Bay (opened 1959 as an Anheuser-Busch brewery bird sanctuary) and Williamsburg (1975, "The Old Country"), combining coasters, shows, and AZA-accredited zoos.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Busch Gardens Williamsburg, originally Busch Gardens: The Old Country, is a European-themed amusement park in Williamsburg, Virginia, opened May 16, 1975, with nine villages, over 50 rides, 10 coasters including the Loch Ness Monster, and Water Country USA nearby.
Busch Memorial Stadium
Busch Memorial Stadium (Busch Stadium II), downtown St. Louis multi-purpose stadium, home of the Cardinals and NFL Cardinals 1966–2005; hosted 1966 All-Star Game, six World Series; demolished late 2005.
Busch Stadium
Busch Stadium (Busch Stadium III) is the St. Louis Cardinals' 46,000-seat retro-style downtown MLB ballpark, opened April 10, 2006, privately financed at $411 million, site of the 2009 All-Star Game and the 2006 World Series title in its inaugural season.