deepfield
nounUK /ˈdiːpfiːld/
US /ˈdiːpfiːld/
A deep field is a picture of space that shows very faraway stars and galaxies.
The telescope took a deepfield photo that showed thousands of tiny galaxies.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A part of a field or sports area that is far from the main action.
The ball rolled into the deepfield where no one was standing.
3. A remote or faraway area of land.
They hiked across the deepfield beyond the last farm.
4. In farming, the inner part of a field away from the edges.
The farmer planted wheat in the deepfield near the woods.