Thor is the Norse god of thunder, renowned for his control of lightning, storms, strength, and protection. He is the son of Odin and Jörð, the Earthmother, and possesses immense strength and courage. He was revered as a patron saint by both Norse gods and peasants, and was highly respected during the Viking Age.
In mythology, Thor has many aliases and symbols. He possesses the hammer Thor (Mjölnir), a powerful belt (Megingjörð), and the gauntlets (Járngreipr) that help him wield his weapons. He resides in the palace of Bilskirnir and travels the worlds daily in a chariot pulled by two goats.
Thor appears extensively in comics and film and television in modern pop culture. Marvel Comics has been creating superhero Thor since 1962, as a member of the Avengers. Chris Hemsworth plays him in the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), and he has appeared in numerous films since 2011.
Thor, in Norse mythology, is a symbol of strength and protection. He frequently battles the giant serpent Jörmungandr, ultimately succumbing to it during Ragnarök. He is also the source of many place names and the name "Thursday."
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