This diagram shows the famous "nine point circle" and Euler's line. The centres are:[br][list][br][*]The Circumcentre (O)[br][/*][*]The Orthocentre (H)[br][/*][*]The Centroid (G)[br][/*][*]The nine-point centre (N)[br][/*][/list][br]The nine-point centre is the centre of a circle which goes through 9 points on the triangle: the mid-points of each side, the points where the altitudes of the triangle meet the opposite sides and the points mid-way between the circumcentre and each of the vertices.

Try moving the points A, B and C. What do you notice about the points H, N, G and O? Can you prove that this is always the case?