What does SWAS mean?
SWAS means Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite
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What is the abbreviation for Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite?
Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite can be abbreviated as SWAS
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What does SWAS stand for? SWAS stands for "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite". |
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How to abbreviate "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite"? "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite" can be abbreviated as SWAS. |
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What is the meaning of SWAS abbreviation? The meaning of SWAS abbreviation is "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite". |
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What is SWAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of SWAS is "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite". |
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What does SWAS mean? SWAS as abbreviation means "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite". |
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What is shorthand of Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite? The most common shorthand of "Submillimetre Wave Astronomy Satellite" is SWAS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CARMA - Combined Array for Research in Millimeter-Wave Astronomy
- CGWA - Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy
- IRAS - Infrared Astronomy Satellite
- SAS - Small Astronomy Satellite
- SASA - Small Astronomy Satellite A
- SWAS - Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite
- ANS - Astronomy Netherlands Satellite
- GWA - Gravitational Wave Astronomy
- IAS - Infrared Astronomy Satellite
- IRAS - Infra Red Astronomy Satellite
- SWAS - Short Wave Astronomical Satellite
- SWAS - Submillimeter Wave Astronomical Satellite
- RAS - Radio Astronomy Satellite
- lma - Laboratory for Millimeter-wave Astronomy
- SCUBA - Submillimetre Common User Bolometer Array
- sa - Satellite astronomy
- CARMA - Combined Array for Research in Millimeter-wave Astronomy - an array of millimetre-wave telescopes located near Owens Valley, California
- Ariel-5 - UK X-Ray Astronomy Satellite launched 1974
- Ariel-6 - UK X-Ray Astronomy Satellite launched 1979
- ASCA - Japanese X-Ray Astronomy satellite launched 1993