What does spears mean?
spears means Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science?
Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science can be abbreviated as spears
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What does spears stand for? spears stands for "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science". |
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How to abbreviate "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science"? "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science" can be abbreviated as spears. |
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What is the meaning of spears abbreviation? The meaning of spears abbreviation is "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science". |
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What is spears abbreviation? One of the definitions of spears is "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science". |
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What does spears mean? spears as abbreviation means "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science". |
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What is shorthand of Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science? The most common shorthand of "Space Plasma Environment and Radio Science" is spears. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RSPPG - Radio and Space Plasma Physics Group
- STEE - Science Technology Environment and Ecology
- SED - Science, Environment and Development
- SEE - Space Environment and Effects
- SPEX - Space Plasma Experiment
- SPAN - Space Plasma Analysis Network
- SPG - Space Plasma Group
- CMRS - Celestial Mechanics and Radio Science
- CSPAAR - Center for Space Plasma Aeronomy and Astrophysics Research
- PARS - Polar Aeronomy and Radio Science
- RSPP - Radio and Space Plasma Physics
- SEE - Science Environment and Education
- SESP - Space and Earth Science Programs
- SESPD - Space and Earth Science Program Directorate
- SESAC - Space and Earth Science Advisory Committee
- SESD - Space and Earth Science Directorate
- SPP - Space Plasma Physics
- SPEAR - Space Plasma Exploration by Active Radar
- SPSC - Space Plasma Simulation Chamber
- shrs - Science in Health and Rehabilitation Science