far-galaxyview
nounUK /ˌfɑː ˈɡæləksi vjuː/
US /ˌfɑːr ˈɡæləksi vjuː/
A far-galaxyview is a special look at a galaxy that is very far away in space.
Through the telescope, we got a far-galaxyview of a spiral galaxy billions of light-years away.
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2. A picture or image showing a galaxy that is very far from Earth.
The space probe sent back a far-galaxyview of a tiny, faint galaxy.
3. The ability to see a galaxy from a very long distance.
Powerful lenses give astronomers a far-galaxyview that older telescopes could not.
4. A mental or imagined picture of a distant galaxy.
She closed her eyes and had a far-galaxyview of swirling stars.
5. A viewpoint or perspective from a galaxy that is far away.
In the story, the alien described a far-galaxyview of Earth as a small blue dot.