👉 Baselike is a term used in physics and astronomy to describe an object that appears to be moving at a constant velocity relative to another object. This means that the object's motion is not affected by any external forces, such as gravity or other astronomical bodies. In the context of astronomy, this type of motion is often observed when a star moves closer to Earth, causing its light to appear to move in a straight line due to the apparent motion of the star relative to the observer. This phenomenon
