A "primordial fireball," a term coined by P.J.E. Peebles to describe the universe during the first 300,000 years after the Big Bang

"Fireball", a major character in the animated television series Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs

A Hadouken, the original attack that gained the name, from the Street Fighter series

Fireball XL5, a British television series made in the 1960s

A Fire Flower, which allows characters in the Super Mario Bros. series of video games to shoot fireballs

Fireball Island, a 1986 Milton Bradley board game

An archetypal magic (gaming) effect in fantasy role-playing games, such as Dungeons and Dragons, it is typically a magical sphere of fire that explodes on impact

Fireball (album), the fifth studio album released by the British hard rock band Deep Purple in 1971

"Fireball", one of the "stalkers" from the movie The Running Man

Ball of Fire, a 1941 comedy film starring Gary Cooper

"Fireball (song)," a Deep Purple song on the album of the same name

The Ryan FR Fireball, a World War II-era United States aircraft made by the Ryan Aeronautical Company

The Remington XP-100, also known as the ".221 Remington Fireball", the highest velocity production handgun cartridge

Fireball Roberts, a highly-regarded NASCAR driver

Fireball (dinghy), a type of sailing boat

The McMaster Engineering Fireball, the official symbol of the Faculty of Engineering and the Engineering Society at McMaster University

A character in the British comic book Bullet (comic) (that was later absorbed into the comic Warlord)

Fireball is often used in reference to a large explosion or burst of fire. Fireball can also refer to: In science:

"Great Balls of Fire," a song by Jerry Lee Lewis

"Fireball (B'z song)", the 21st single by Japanese band B'z

The Fireballs, a rock and roll band of the 1950s and 1960s, also known as Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs.

Fireballs, a psychobilly band from Melbourne, Australia.

Atomic Fireballs, hot, cinnamon-flavored hard candies

Fireball (pinball), a pinball machine released by Bally in 1972

Fireball Zone, an album from Ric Ocasek

Glowworm (astronomy), the trails left by bolide fireballs and sometimes followed by a loud noise

In a nuclear explosion, the volume of air around the bomb that is heated to incandescence; see also Mike Fireball

The hot volume that is created when large particles are collided together at an energy that is high enough to create quark-gluon plasma in Quantum chromodynamics.