What does SMO mean?
SMO means Science and Mission Operations
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Science and Mission Operations?
Science and Mission Operations can be abbreviated as SMO
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What does SMO stand for? SMO stands for "Science and Mission Operations". |
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How to abbreviate "Science and Mission Operations"? "Science and Mission Operations" can be abbreviated as SMO. |
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What is the meaning of SMO abbreviation? The meaning of SMO abbreviation is "Science and Mission Operations". |
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What is SMO abbreviation? One of the definitions of SMO is "Science and Mission Operations". |
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What does SMO mean? SMO as abbreviation means "Science and Mission Operations". |
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What is shorthand of Science and Mission Operations? The most common shorthand of "Science and Mission Operations" is SMO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DTMO - Development, Test, and Mission Operations
- MOMS - Mission Operations and Mission Services
- SMOC - Science and Mission Operations Center
- MOSST - Mission Operations Science Support Team
- MOMS - Mission Operations and Mission Support
- SMRD - Science and Mission Requirements Document
- SMOC - Science and Mission Opertions Center
- SOO/SAC - Science and Operations Officers Science Applications Computer
- STO - Science and Technology Operations
- STOC - Science and Technology Operations Centre
- STOC - Science and Technology Operations Coordination
- TMOPR - Telecommunications and Mission Operations Progress Report
- emoss - Engineering and Mission Operations Support Services
- gsmo - GROUND SYSTEMS AND MISSION OPERATIONS
- SMOC - Science and Missions Operations Center
- SMOC - SOHO Science and Mission Operations Center
- CNMOS - Consolidated Network and Mission Operations Support
- NMOS - Network and Mission Operations Support
- TMOD - Telecommunications and Mission Operations Directorate
- DITMO - development, integration, test, and mission operations