PlasmaSolids, Liquids and Gases are all states of matter, together with them comes Plasma, the fourth and most interesting state of matter; However, it is often left out of many classroom instructions when talking about states of matter; Although it is the most common state of matter as it is seen in everyday life, making up over 99% of the visual universe. Plasma also has an interesting connection with the solar system, lights, electricity. Thanks to plasma research, a greater understanding of the Universe is emerging. Since plasma is not taught in many schools, people question its actual relevance to life. Or, more importantly, why they can't see it. In reality, plasma is everywhere and is very visible. In fact, together with the Earth, much of the Solar System is composed of plasma, in particular from the sun and stars. But the lack of knowledge about plasma would make it difficult to see in everyday life. Plasmas by definition are a collection of freely moving electrons and ions, due to their separation from nuclei. The energy from which the plasma was created can come from various sources such as thermal, electrical, light, combining with natural light. Plasma can also be accelerated and driven by magnetic fields. This happens when the ions now have an electrical property, creating other forms of radiant light and electromagnetic radiation. Whenever you look at the sun, stars, neon signs, televisions, etc., there is much more than electricity and solar energy involved. There is plasma. The “fourth” state of matter was discovered by Sir William Crookes, in 1879. Crookes was an English physicist who discovered plasma with his invention of the Crookes tube. At that time Crookes had identified the... center of the paper... some flames from the fire. Terrestrial plasmas are those that occur on earth, caused by nature. And those that occur in outer space are the astrophysical plasmas that are seen in cases such as the sun and stars, the solar wind, interstellar and interplanetary media, and comment ion tails. A tesla coil is a high-frequency transformer and an air core. The coil was created by Serbian-American physicist Nikola Tesla in 1891. The Tesla coil is used to produce high-voltage, low-current, high-frequency alternating electricity. Tesla coils are a source of artificial plasma. Tesla coils are commonly seen in many modern entertainments such as television, as well as plasma globes. Inside a plasma globe is an electrode that uses the inert gases that make up the plasma. The wires inside the globe transfer energy, giving the purple fluorescent light effect.