What does SDSS mean?
SDSS means Sloan Digital Sky Survey
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Particularly in Science Abbreviations, Astronomy Abbreviations, Astrophysics Abbreviations, Space Abbreviations, Physics Abbreviations
Particularly in Science Abbreviations, Astronomy Abbreviations, Astrophysics Abbreviations, Space Abbreviations, Physics Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Sloan Digital Sky Survey?
Sloan Digital Sky Survey can be abbreviated as SDSS
Other shorthands for Sloan Digital Sky Survey are: SDSS, SDSS
Other shorthands for Sloan Digital Sky Survey are: SDSS, SDSS
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What does SDSS stand for? SDSS stands for "Sloan Digital Sky Survey". |
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How to abbreviate "Sloan Digital Sky Survey"? "Sloan Digital Sky Survey" can be abbreviated as SDSS. |
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What is the meaning of SDSS abbreviation? The meaning of SDSS abbreviation is "Sloan Digital Sky Survey". |
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What is SDSS abbreviation? One of the definitions of SDSS is "Sloan Digital Sky Survey". |
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What does SDSS mean? SDSS as abbreviation means "Sloan Digital Sky Survey". |
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What is shorthand of Sloan Digital Sky Survey? The most common shorthand of "Sloan Digital Sky Survey" is SDSS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DPOSS - Digital Palomar Observatory Sky Survey
- SSPS - Sky Survey Prototype System
- DSSC - Digital Sky Survey Consortium
- DSVO - Digital Sky Virtual Observatory
- PDSS - Palomar Digital Sky Survey
- SDSS - Sload Digital Sky Survey
- SDSS - Sloan Digital Sky Server
- SDSS - Sloan Digital Sky Servey
- SDSS - Sloan Digitial Sky Survey
- SDSS - Sloan Digitized Sky Survey
- SDSS - Sloane Digital Sky Survey
- SSI - Sky Survey Instrument
- Digital Sky - Digital Sky Project
- DISH - Digital Sky Highway
- dss - Digital Sky Survey
- dst - Digital Sky Technology
- ss - Sky Survey
- sdssp - Sloan Digital Sky Survey provisory
- sgas - Sloan Giant Arcs Survey
- NVSS NRAO VLA - Sky Survey A major survey of the sky produced in 1998 using the VLA radio telescope