What does CDFS mean?
CDFS means Chandra Deep Field South
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Chandra Deep Field South?
Chandra Deep Field South can be abbreviated as CDFS
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What does CDFS stand for? CDFS stands for "Chandra Deep Field South". |
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What is the meaning of CDFS abbreviation? The meaning of CDFS abbreviation is "Chandra Deep Field South". |
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What is CDFS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CDFS is "Chandra Deep Field South". |
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What does CDFS mean? CDFS as abbreviation means "Chandra Deep Field South". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CDFN - Chandra Deep Field-North
- ECDFS - Extended Chandra Deep Field-South
- HDF-S - Hubble Deep Field - South
- HDFN - Hubble Deep Field North
- CDF - Chandra Deep Field
- DPFD - Deep Field Technologies
- HDF - Hubble Deep Field
- HDFS - Hubble Deep Field-South
- HUDF - Hubble Ultra Deep Field
- NHDF - Northern Hubble Deep Field
- ATHDFS - Australia Telescope Hubble Deep Field South
- DFMS - Deep Field Mailing System
- DFTI - Deep Field Technologies Inc
- DFR - Deep Field Relaxation
- FSD - Field South Dakota
- cdfs - Chandra Deep Fields
- ddsr - Deep Dirty South Records
- CDFS - Chandra Deep Field South - a deep field surveyed by many telescopes at different wavelengths, first selected for deep field observations by the Chandra X-ray Observatory
- COSMOS - The Cosmic Evolution Survey a deep field surveyed by many telescopes at different wavelengths, first selected as a Hubble Space Telescope Treasury Project to survey a two square degree equatorial field with the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS).
- HDFS - Hubble Deep Field South - a deep field surveyed by many telescopes at different wavelengths, first selected for deep field observations by the Hubble Space Telescope