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unexplored

British  
/ ˌʌnɪkˈsplɔːd /

adjective

  1. not having been explored

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This path will carry them through an unexplored region of Earth's distant magnetotail, the part of Earth's magnetic environment that extends away from the Sun.

From Science Daily

The completed map sharpens the view around bright galaxies while also revealing more detail in the previously unexplored regions between them.

From Science Daily

There are still options unexplored in the search for a way to shock England back to form.

From BBC

The country’s large rare-metals deposits are still largely unexplored due to a lack of capital and expertise.

From Los Angeles Times

Suggesting the scale of the unexplored files on Andrew, one rejection said that one year of his time as trade envoy would mean going through 1,927 digital files, each containing multiple pieces of information.

From BBC