What does SASE mean?
SASE means Shuttle Atmospheric Science Experiment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Shuttle Atmospheric Science Experiment?
Shuttle Atmospheric Science Experiment can be abbreviated as SASE
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What is the meaning of SASE abbreviation? The meaning of SASE abbreviation is "Shuttle Atmospheric Science Experiment". |
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What does SASE mean? SASE as abbreviation means "Shuttle Atmospheric Science Experiment". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AS&RS - Atmospheric Science and Remote Sensing
- SEPEX - Shuttle Exhaust Particle Experiment
- SISEX - Shuttle Imaging Spectrometer Experiment
- ALE - Atmospheric Luminosity Experiment
- ASRG - Atmospheric Science Research Group
- ASP - Atmospheric Science Program
- AVE - Atmospheric Variability Experiment
- SCALE - Shuttle Coherent Atmospheric LIDAR Experiment
- SMSP - Shuttle-Mir Science Project
- ALE - Atmospheric Lifetime Experiment
- APE - Atmospheric Pilot Experiment
- SARE - Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment
- SPIE - Shuttle Plume Impingement Experiment
- ALE/GAGE - Atmospheric Lifetime Experiment/Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment
- ACE - Atmospheric Compensation Experiment
- CASES - Checkout Atmospheric Science Experiment Set
- ACE - Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (University of Waterloo's Chemistry Department)
- SAREX - Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment
- SURTEX - Shuttle-released target experiment
- SURTEX - Shuttle-released technology experiment