👉 In astronomy, a "hypocenter" is an astronomical point where two stars or objects are located in such a way that they appear to be aligned with respect to each other. This alignment often leads to the observation of gravitational forces between them. For example: - The Sun and Earth are considered to be a single object (hypocenter) because their positions around the sun are nearly identical. - The Moon and the Earth also form a "hypocenter" because they both orbit around the
