spacemeasure

noun
UK /ˈspeɪsˌmɛʒə/
US /ˈspeɪsˌmɛʒər/

A spacemeasure is a way to find out how big or how far apart things are in space.

The scientist used a spacemeasure to see how far the moon is from Earth.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A unit used to tell the size or distance of objects in outer space.

A light-year is a famous spacemeasure for very long distances.

3. A tool or device that helps measure things in space.

The robot carried a small spacemeasure to check the size of the crater.

4. The act of measuring distances or sizes in space.

Spacemeasure helps astronauts know how far they must travel.