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Omega is a Greek letter, the last and youngest one in the alphabet. It was derived from the letter omicron (Ο, ο) by adding a bar under the letter to indicate a long sound, which later merged with the letter and eventually split in the middle (forming Ω). The term omega is also used in various fields such as mathematics, physics, and astronomy to denote the last or smallest value, the endpoint, or the limit. The website <a href="website?ref=http://omega.by/">omega.by</a> does not provide any information about the company or its products on its main page. According to Wikipedia, the term omega was first mentioned in ancient Greek literature and has been used ever since in various contexts. The oldest known mention of the term in writing dates back to 9 August 2007 on the Russian Wikipedia page <a href