👉 Dextrotropic is a term used in the field of astrophysics and astronomy to describe an object or system that exhibits a high degree of rotational motion. This type of motion occurs when an object's rotation rate exceeds its orbital velocity, which is the rate at which it revolves around another body. Dextrotropic objects are often found in the outer regions of galaxies where they can be observed in the form of spiral arms and ridges.
