What does lrgs mean?
lrgs means Luminous Red Galaxy Sample
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Luminous Red Galaxy Sample?
Luminous Red Galaxy Sample can be abbreviated as lrgs
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What does lrgs stand for? lrgs stands for "Luminous Red Galaxy Sample". |
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How to abbreviate "Luminous Red Galaxy Sample"? "Luminous Red Galaxy Sample" can be abbreviated as lrgs. |
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What is the meaning of lrgs abbreviation? The meaning of lrgs abbreviation is "Luminous Red Galaxy Sample". |
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What is lrgs abbreviation? One of the definitions of lrgs is "Luminous Red Galaxy Sample". |
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What does lrgs mean? lrgs as abbreviation means "Luminous Red Galaxy Sample". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LCBG - Luminous Compact Blue Galaxies
- LLVJ - Luminous Landscape Video Journal
- SHSHH - Sample-Hold-Sample-Hold-Hold
- ULIRG - Ultra Luminous Infrared Galaxy
- DRG - Distant Red Galaxy
- LBV - Luminous Blue Variable
- LIRG - Luminous Infrared Galaxy
- GAG - Galaxy Aerospace Galaxy
- LIG - Luminous Infrared Galaxy
- LRV - Luminous Red Variables
- LRG - Luminous Red Galaxies
- SCSN - Sample Chamber Sample Number
- SBSP - Sample by Sample Processing
- STSD - Sample Table Sample Descriptor
- LRG - Luminous Red Galaxy
- lrgs - Luminous Red Galaxies
- SS - Sample-sample
- ELF - Extremely Luminous Far-infrared Galaxy, a synonym for Ultra-Luminous infrared galaxy - a galaxy which emits more than 1012 solar luminosities in the far-infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
- HLIRG - Hyper-Luminous infrared galaxy - a galaxy which emits more than 1013 solar luminosities in the far-infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
- ULIRG - Ultra-Luminous infrared galaxy - a galaxy which emits more than 1012 solar luminosities in the far-infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum.