Skylon (disambiguation)

Skylon (disambiguation)

Skylon is a name used for several things:

* Skylon (tower), a futuristic piece of architecture that featured prominently in the Festival of Britain in 1951
* Skylon Tower, observation tower in Niagara Falls, Ontario
* Skylons, a type of flying object in the science fiction television series "Land of the Lost"
* Reaction Engines Skylon, a proposed single-stage, turbine based, airbreathing orbital spaceplane
* "Skylon" (album), a 2008 album by Ott
* "Skylon!", the final track on Gruff Rhys' 2007 solo album "Candylion"


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