What high-tech "code names" come from history and culture?

The names of many modern high-tech equipment and projects come from history and culture. The following are some representative examples:

Supernova: The name comes from astronomical terms and refers to a star with extremely strong light. This name was officially used in the starburst of 1987 and has always been synonymous with laser and nuclear pulse experiments.

Beidou Navigation System: The name comes from Beidou, an ancient astronomical invention in China. This name is not only in line with the traditional culture of China, but also popular in domestic and foreign markets because of its fast coverage, high accuracy and independent intellectual property rights.

Rubik's Cube: The name comes from the "Rubik's Cube" game that you may be familiar with. It is simple, interesting and challenging, because early mathematicians and programmers found it can be used in the study of computer algorithms, and later it was widely used.

Tianhe-2: The name comes from the naming of the Milky Way in ancient astronomical observation in China. Tianhe-2 is one of the top supercomputers in the world and one of the representative projects in the field of supercomputers in China.

Sickle Array Telescope: Its name is related to the farming culture in China's history. Its phased antenna array is similar to the sickle used in traditional farming. Sickle telescope is used to measure a wide range of celestial bodies, which is the perfect combination of modern science and technology and traditional culture.

The names of these projects reflect the respect and recognition of history and culture, and show the integration of modern high-tech and traditional culture. The use of these symbols is helpful to improve the public's understanding of science and technology and its positive effects.