Definition: Apophysis, a point at which two or more objects meet in a triangle, usually with the two points of intersection being diametrically opposite each other on the same side of the central angle between them. It's the outermost point where two or more bodies merge into one point. Definition: A point within an ellipse where it is tangent to the major axis and does not touch it. In geometry, apophysis is used to describe how a point in space fits onto another, usually by finding the center of rotation for that object. This can be explained as a twist of its own, or as being one with itself, depending on context.
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