Definition: Isochronism is a term used in astronomy and astrophysics to describe the phenomenon where two stars are seen at the same time. This occurs when the light from one star reflects off the surface of another star, allowing for an even distribution of light across the sky. Isochrons can be observed in the night sky through telescopes or by measuring their positions relative to each other using instruments like a telescope or a digital camera.
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