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INMS
(redirected from Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer)

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INMSInstitute for National Measurement Standards (Canada)
INMSIndustry Number Management Services, Ltd.
INMSIntegrated Network Management System
INMSIon and Neutral Mass Spectrometer (instrument on Cassini orbiter, NASA)
INMSInternational Network Management System (telecommunications)
INMSInstitute for New Media Studies (University of Minnesota)
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Another intriguing find was the details of the plume's chemistry, which is reminiscent of both natural gas and comets, says Hunter Waite of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio and leader of Cassini's ion and neutral mass spectrometer group.
Gassy Geysers: Cassini surveys Saturn's moon by Ehrenberg, Rachel / Science News
As it flew by, the Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer on Cassini collected data about the gas escaping the surface.
Researchers Find Evidence of Liquid Water on Saturn's Moon Enceladus by Business Wire
Waite serves as principal investigator of Cassini's Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer (INMS).
Researchers Discussing "Titan after Cassini-Huygens" at July 7-11 ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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