deep-spaceview
nounUK /diːp ˈspeɪs vjuː/
US /diːp ˈspeɪs vjuː/
A deep-spaceview is a big look at faraway stars and planets in space.
The telescope gave us a deep-spaceview of the glowing galaxy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A picture of outer space taken from far away.
The astronaut showed a deep-spaceview of Earth from far out.
3. A clear look at something very far off.
From the hill, we had a deep-spaceview of the whole valley.
4. A way of thinking about big, faraway ideas.
Her deep-spaceview helped the team plan for the future.