👉 The term "mesotropic" is a measurement of distance along a particular axis, often used in physics and astronomy to describe the behavior of celestial bodies. It is typically described as a measure of the distance between two points that are at a constant angle relative to each other along a given direction. In astronomy, it's commonly used to compare distances between stars or planets based on their motion around the Sun. For example, in the solar system, the Sun is located at the center of the solar system
