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SWAS
(redirected from Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite)

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SWASSubmillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite
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SWASStore Within A Store
SWASSouth Western Ambulance Service (UK)
SWASSoftware Accomplishment Summary (software certification)


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In the July 12 NATURE, Melnick's team proposes that the vapor it detected with the Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite originated in a swarm of icy bodies--comets--that might be orbiting CW Leonis.
Senior star may have comets by R.C. / Science News
Their equipment was responsible for detecting water on Mars using the Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite (
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Of all the observatories that will cast their eyes on the moon this July 31, the Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite has the best chance of detecting a water plume, says Goldstein.
Watery prospects: Shoot the moon by R.C. / Science News
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