The list of astrophysics acronyms and abbreviations.

All astrophysics related acronyms and abbreviations.

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FIRSSE:
Far Infrared Sky Survey Experiment(SPACE, Astrophysics, Astronomy)
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FMAG:
Fluid Mechanics of Astrophysics and Geophysics(Fluid mechanics)
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FQXi:
Foundational Questions Institute(Physics, SPACE, Astrophysics)
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FRED:
Fast Rise Exponential Decay(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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FTT:
Field Test Telescope(SPACE, Astrophysics, Astronomy)
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GAD:
German Astronomical Directory(SPACE, Astrophysics, Astronomy)
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GCR:
Galactic Cosmic Rays(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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GHA:
General History of Astronomy(History, SPACE, Astrophysics)
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GLAST:
Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope(Telescope, SPACE, Astrophysics)
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GP:
Giant Pulses(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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GPS:
GHz-Peaked Spectrum(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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GR:
General Relativity(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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GRE:
Gamma Ray Explorer(SPACE, Astrophysics, Astronomy)
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GSC:
Guide Star Catalog(Astronomical catalog, SPACE, Astrophysics)
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GSTDN:
Ground Space Flight Tracking and Data Network(SPACE, Astrophysics)
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HAAG:
Handbook of Astronomy, Astrophysics and Geophysics(Geophysics)
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HAD:
Historical Astronomy Division(History, SPACE, Astrophysics)
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HALCA:
Highly Advanced Laboratory for Communications and Astronomy
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HBMM:
Hydrogen Burning Minimum Mass(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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HDM:
Hot Dark Matter(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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