What does UKIRT mean?
UKIRT means United Kingdom Infrared Telescope
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Astronomy Abbreviations
Particularly in Astronomy Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for United Kingdom Infrared Telescope?
United Kingdom Infrared Telescope can be abbreviated as UKIRT
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What does UKIRT stand for? UKIRT stands for "United Kingdom Infrared Telescope". |
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What is the meaning of UKIRT abbreviation? The meaning of UKIRT abbreviation is "United Kingdom Infrared Telescope". |
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What is UKIRT abbreviation? One of the definitions of UKIRT is "United Kingdom Infrared Telescope". |
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What does UKIRT mean? UKIRT as abbreviation means "United Kingdom Infrared Telescope". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UKMUN - United Kingdom Model United Nations
- UKST - United Kingdom Schmidt Telescope
- UKUF - United Kingdom United Front
- UKUSA - United Kingdom-United States of America
- UNA-UK - United Nations Association of the United Kingdom
- USARSGUK - United States Army Standardization Group, United Kingdom
- USUK - United States - United Kingdom
- IRTF - Infrared Telescope Facility
- IRT - Infrared Telescope
- IRTS - Infrared Telescope in Space
- IRTS - Infrared Telescope on Spacelab
- TA - United Kingdom to United States
- UIST - United Kingdom Infrared Telescope Imaging Spectrometer
- UKSC - United Kingdom SALT (Southern African Large Telescope) Consortium
- UT - United States to United Kingdom
- ITF - Infrared Telescope Facility
- ITTT - Infrared Telescope Technology Test
- ITTT - Infrared Telescope Technology Testbed
- UKUN - United Kingdom to the United Nations
- ITU - Infrared Telescope Unit