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Yarra Ranges
Yarra Ranges (Shire of Yarra Ranges) is Melbourne's largest local government area, 2,468 km² in Victoria's outer east, formed in 1994 from Healesville, Lillydale, Sherbrooke and Upper Yarra; over 150,000 residents, Yarra Valley wine region, Dandenong Ranges, $6.8 billion GRP.
Yarra River
The Yarra River (Birrarung, 'place of mists and shadows') is a 242 km Victorian river from Mt Baw Baw to Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne's drinking-water source, Wurundjeri country, and the city's founding waterway.
Yarra Trams
Yarra Trams is the brand under which Melbourne's tram network, the largest operational tram network in the world, is run under franchise from the Victorian Government.
Yarra Valley
Yarra Valley: cool-climate wine region east of Melbourne, Victoria's first wine region, planted 1838, revived 1960s. GI registered 1996; 2,837 ha; Pinot Noir and Chardonnay lead; grapes averaged $2,535/t in 2026.
Yarrabubba impact structure
The Yarrabubba impact structure is a deeply eroded meteorite impact site in the Yilgarn Craton of Western Australia, dated at 2229 ± 5 million years, the oldest precisely dated on Earth.
Yarrowia
Yarrowia is a genus of ascomycetous budding yeasts (Dipodascaceae/Dipodascales) established by Van der Walt & Arx in 1981; its flagship species Yarrowia lipolytica is an oleaginous, Crabtree-negative yeast used industrially for oils, organic acids, and food ingredients.
Yarrowia lipolytica EPA oil
Yarrowia lipolytica EPA oil: DuPont's fermentation-produced EPA-rich triglyceride oil from engineered Yarrowia lipolytica yeast; GRAS under GRN 355 (2011), 15-28% EPA of dry cell weight, sold as NewHarvest oil and Verlasso salmon feed.
Yarsanism
Yarsanism, also known as Ahl-e Haqq or Kāka'i, is a Kurdish-majority esoteric religion of western Iran and northern Iraq whose adherents believe the divine essence has appeared in successive human incarnations, most recently as Soltān Sahāk.
Yarudeyskoye Oil and Gas Field
Yarudeyskoye is an oil, gas, and condensate field in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug of western Siberia, Russia, discovered in 2008 and in commercial production since December 2015.
Yarur Group
The Yarur Group is a Chilean family business group based in Santiago, centered on Banco de Crédito e Inversiones (Bci), Chile's largest bank by assets.
Yas Island (جزيرة ياس)
Yas Island (جزيرة ياس) is a 25 sq km Abu Dhabi island developed since 2006 by Aldar and Miral, home to Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World, SeaWorld, Yas Marina Circuit, Yas Mall, a Dh12 billion Miral investment program and Disney's announced seventh theme park.
Yas Marina Circuit (حلبة مرسى ياس)
Yas Marina Circuit (حلبة ياس مارينا) is the Hermann Tilke-designed Formula 1 circuit on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, host of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix since 2009. Reconfigured in 2021 from 5.554 km/21 corners to 5.281 km/16 corners; twilight season finale under contract through 2030.
Yasa
The yasa (یاسا) is the law code traditionally attributed to Chingiz Khan at his 1206 proclamation, covering governance, military discipline, and the yam postal system; no original text survives.
Yasada bhasma
Yasada bhasma (Yashad/Jasada bhasma), an Ayurvedic zinc calx made by shodhana, jarana, and marana puta cycles; studies report ZnO or ZnS nanoparticles, antidiabetic use, and safety data.
Yasadatta
Yasadatta was an early Buddhist disciple from a Malla chieftain family, educated at Takkasila, who sought flaws in the Buddha's teaching, was admonished in five verses, and won arahantship.
Yasak
Yasak (Ясак) was a compulsory tribute, chiefly furs, paid by non-Russian peoples from the Volga to Eastern Siberia as a sign of subjection to the tsar.
Yasak Elma
Yasak Elma (Forbidden Fruit) is a Turkish Fox TV drama (2018, MedYapım, six seasons, 177th and final episode) about scheming high-society women Ender and Yıldız, notable for RTÜK censorship orders and international format sales.
Yasaka Shrine
Yasaka Shrine (八坂神社), long known as Gion-sha, is a Shinto shrine in Kyoto's Gion district, origin of the Gion Festival and head of roughly 2,300 branch shrines.
Yasantha Rajakarunanayake
Yasantha Rajakarunanayake is a Sri Lankan-American physicist and inventor with 131 patents in WiFi, broadband, and AI hardware, whom Jeff Bezos called "the smartest guy at Princeton".
Yaşar
Yaşar is a Turkish pop singer born in 1970 in Adana, whose gold 1996 debut album Divane and its song "Kumralım" made him a defining romantic-pop voice of 1990s Turkey.
Yaşar Doğu
Yaşar Doğu (1913–1961), Turkish wrestler nicknamed the father of Turkish wrestling; 1948 London Olympic freestyle welterweight gold, 1951 Helsinki world champion at 87 kg, three European titles, 46 wins in 47 matches.
Yasar Erkan
Yaşar Erkan (Naçar), Turkish wrestler, 1911-1986, won Greco-Roman featherweight 61 kg gold at Berlin 1936, Turkey's first Olympic gold; Balkan champion 1933-1937, later national coach.
Yaşar Kemal
Yaşar Kemal, born Kemal Sadık Göğceli (1923–2015), was a leading Turkish novelist who drew on oral tradition; his debut novel İnce Memed (1955) won international fame.
Yasawiyya
The Yasawiyya (یسویه) was a Sufi order founded by Ahmad Yasawi (d. 1166) at Yasi, Turkistan, the first Sufi order among the Turks, spreading Islam across Central Asia and Anatolia.
YASC
YASC, formally Anhui YOFC Advanced Semiconductor Co., Ltd. and formerly Wuhu Qidi Semiconductor, is a Chinese silicon carbide power semiconductor manufacturer in Wuhu, Anhui, affiliated with YOFC.
Yaseen Abdalla
Yaseen Abdalla (born 2001) is a Sudanese distance runner and NCAA athlete at Texas, Tennessee, and Arkansas; Sudanese record holder at 3000m (7:34.17) and 5000m (13:09.99), 2022 World Championships 5000m finalist, and Olympic marathoner at Paris 2024.
Yaseen M. Arabi
Yaseen M. Arabi, also known as Yaseen Arabi, is a Saudi intensive care physician and clinical trialist who chairs the ICU at King Abdulaziz Medical City in Riyadh.
Yasemin Smit
Yasemin Smit (Miloushka Yasemin Smit, born 1984, Amsterdam) is a retired Dutch water polo captain who won Olympic gold at Beijing 2008, took European and world silver medals, played for Olympiakos Piraeus, and retired internationally in 2017.
Yasen-class submarine
The Yasen-class submarine (NATO reporting name Graney class) is a series of Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines designed by Malakhit and built at Sevmash, armed with Kalibr, Oniks, and Zircon missiles.
Yaser Abdel Said
Yaser Abdel Said (ياسر عبد السيد), Egyptian-born American taxi driver convicted of capital murder for the 2008 shooting deaths of his daughters Amina and Sarah in Irving, Texas; FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive #504, captured 2020, sentenced to life without parole.