dark space

The term "dark space" is used in various fields, each with its unique context and meaning, ranging from astronomy to commercial real estate.

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Definition

B2Astronomy

(technical)A vast empty region between galaxies, often devoid of stars and other celestial objects.

Example

  • The telescope revealed a dark space between the two clusters of galaxies.

C1Electronics

(technical, academic)Regions in a glow discharge where little or no light is produced.

Example

  • In the study of electron tubes, the Crookes dark space is a well-known phenomenon.

C1Real Estate

(commercial)A vacant commercial property for which the tenant is still obligated to pay rent.

Example

  • The company had to maintain payments on the dark space even after closing the store.

B2Photography

(artistic)An underexposed area of an image, often used for creative effect.

Example

  • The dark space in the photograph added a dramatic contrast to the subject.

C1Psychology

(metaphorical)A state of mind characterized by feelings of sadness or despair.

Example

  • After the loss, he found himself in a dark space emotionally.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "dark space":

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