Proper noun
JPL
(space science, US) Initialism of Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
If there's a stack [of novels to review], the unpromising stuff goes at the top and the promising stuff goes at the bottom. That way, I am eager to finish Overwrought Romantic Mary Sue Fantasy because I know that will let me read Niche Product That Only the Author, James and Some Guy at JPL Likes. James Nicoll
97% of JPL employees were classified at the low-risk level and would be subjected to the same clearance procedures as those obtaining moderate/high risk clearance. Source: Internet
A guidance system failure was quickly suspected as the culprit, but JPL navigation chief Bill O'Neil dismissed the idea that the entire guidance system had failed. Source: Internet
As the story goes, after the Ranger program had experienced failure after failure during the 1960s, the first successful Ranger mission to impact the Moon occurred while a JPL staff member was eating peanuts. Source: Internet
Caltech manages research expenditures of $270 million annually, Funding for Caltech does not include NASA's funding for JPL. Source: Internet
Access Mars features some of the most important locations from the mission, key points of interest, and narration from JPL Mission Scientist Katie Stack. Source: Internet