The list of astronomy acronyms and abbreviations.

All astronomy related acronyms and abbreviations.

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FWHM:
Full Width At Half Maximum(Instrument, Astronomical instrument, Optics)
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FWZI:
Full Width at Zero Intensity(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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GCMS:
Gas Chromatograph and Mass Spectrometer(Instrument)
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GIMI:
Global Imaging Monitor of the Ionosphere(Instrument)
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HASI:
Huygens Atmosphere Structure Instrument(Instrument)
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HDS:
High Dispersion Spectrograph(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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HMC:
Halley Multicolor Camera(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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HRD:
High Rate Detector(Instrument, Astronomical instrument, Celestial objects)
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HRI:
High Resolution Imager(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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HXD:
Hard X-ray Detector(Instrument, Astronomical instrument, Celestial objects)
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IBAS:
INTEGRAL Burst Alert System(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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IBIS:
Imager on Board the INTEGRAL Satellite(Instrument)
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IRAC:
Infrared Array Camera(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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IRCS:
InfraRed Camera and Spectrograph(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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ISGRI:
INTEGRAL Soft Gamma-Ray Imager(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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LAD-C:
Large Area Debris Collector(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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LASCO:
Large Angle and Spectrometric COronagraph(Instrument)
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LETGS:
Low Energy Transmission Gratings Spectrometer(Instrument)
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MIPS:
Multi-band Imaging Photometer(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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MOLA:
Mars Observer Laser Altimeter(Instrument, Astronomical instrument)
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