👉 Orbit fluid, also known as orbital plasma or ionized gas, is a type of plasma that exists in the vicinity of celestial bodies like planets, moons, and stars, particularly in their magnetospheres. This fluid consists of charged particles, primarily ions and electrons, which are influenced by the magnetic fields of these bodies. The interaction between the planet's magnetic field and the solar wind creates regions where these charged particles can become trapped, forming a dynamic and complex environment. Orbit fluid plays a crucial role in various space phenomena, including auroras, radiation belts, and the overall dynamics of planetary magnetospheres, acting as a key component in understanding the electromagnetic interactions within our solar system.
