What does CSPN mean?
CSPN means Central Star of Planetary Nebula
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Astronomy Abbreviations, Celestial object Abbreviations
Particularly in Astronomy Abbreviations, Celestial object Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Central Star of Planetary Nebula?
Central Star of Planetary Nebula can be abbreviated as CSPN
Other shorthands for Central Star of Planetary Nebula are: CPN, CSPNE
Other shorthands for Central Star of Planetary Nebula are: CPN, CSPNE
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What does CSPN stand for? CSPN stands for "Central Star of Planetary Nebula". |
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How to abbreviate "Central Star of Planetary Nebula"? "Central Star of Planetary Nebula" can be abbreviated as CSPN. |
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What is the meaning of CSPN abbreviation? The meaning of CSPN abbreviation is "Central Star of Planetary Nebula". |
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What is CSPN abbreviation? One of the definitions of CSPN is "Central Star of Planetary Nebula". |
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What does CSPN mean? CSPN as abbreviation means "Central Star of Planetary Nebula". |
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What is shorthand of Central Star of Planetary Nebula? The most common shorthand of "Central Star of Planetary Nebula" is CSPN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CSPNE - Central Stars of Planetary Nebulae
- CPN - Central Stars of Planetary Nebulae
- PN - Planetary Nebula
- SOHM - Star of Hope Ministries
- SMV - Star of Military Valour
- SNCB - Star of the North Concert Band
- SOV - Star of Victory
- SOTN - Star of the North
- STORM - Star of Resistance Medics
- PNN - Planetary Nebula Nuclei
- PNN - Planetary Nebula Nucleus
- PNG - Planetary Nebula Galactic
- PNs - Planetary Nebula Spectrograph
- PNs - Planetary Nebula Systems
- SLIOB - Star of Living In OBlivion
- SLO - Star of Living in Oblivion
- PNNV - Planetary Nebula Nucleus Variable
- PNLF - Planetary Nebula Luminosity Function (astronomy)
- PNe - plural form of Planetary Nebula
- CSM - Central Star Magnitude