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Let 
be a triangle, points 
as 
's orthocenter, nine-point center, centroid, circumcenter, De Longchamps point respectively, then these points are collinear(regardless of 's shape). And the line passes through points is called as Euler line, which is named after Leonhard Euler.
An interesting property of distances between these points on the Euler line:
Construct an orthic triangle
, then Euler lines of 
,
,
concur at 's nine-point center.
