galaxynets

noun
UK /ˈɡæləksiˌnɛts/
US /ˈɡæləksiˌnɛts/

Big groups of stars that are connected together like a giant net in space.

The scientist used a telescope to study the galaxynets far away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer network that links many systems across a very large area, like a galaxy of connected computers.

The company built galaxynets to connect its offices around the world.

3. A pattern of connected galaxies seen in maps of the sky.

The map showed bright galaxynets stretching across the dark sky.

4. A fictional or imagined web of galaxies in stories and games.

In the game, players travel through galaxynets to find new planets.