👉 In the context of astronomy, "zooscopic" refers to a small object that appears smaller in comparison to its actual size. This is often used when describing an object with a faint or shadowy appearance due to its proximity to the observer or because it is so close to the lens of the camera that it does not appear as large as it actually is. The term has been adopted by many astronomers and astrophysicists to describe objects that are too small to be seen clearly in their own
