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Space monkey

Space monkey(s) may refer to: * Monkeys in space, monkeys launched into space In music: * Space Monkey (band), a 1980s British pop group * Space Monkeys, a 1990s band from Manchester, England * Spacemonkeyz, a group that remixed the Gorillaz album in 2002 * "Space Monkey", a song by John Prine from Live on Tour * "Space Monkey", a song by Patti Smith Group from Easter * "Space Monkey", a song by Placebo from Meds * captain Simian & the Space Monkeys, an American animated television series * Space Monkey (company), a decentralized cloud company In other uses: * A recurring element of the one million masterpiece collaborative art project * A member of Project Mayhem in the novel Fight Club * The working codename for Adobe Photoshop CS2 * The artist Dalek's most recognisable work

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Space monkey(s) may refer to: * Monkeys in space, monkeys launched into space In music: * Space Monkey (band), a 1980s British pop group * Space Monkeys, a 1990s band from Manchester, England * Spacemonkeyz, a group that remixed the Gorillaz album in 2002 * "Space Monkey", a song by John Prine from Live on Tour * "Space Monkey", a song by Patti Smith Group from Easter * "Space Monkey", a song by Placebo from Meds * captain Simian & the Space Monkeys, an American animated television series * Space Monkey (company), a decentralized cloud company In other uses: * A recurring element of the one million masterpiece collaborative art project * A member of Project Mayhem in the novel Fight Club * The working codename for Adobe Photoshop CS2 * The artist Dalek's most recognisable work

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