You can find plasma in blood

Artificially Produced Plasma:

Those found in plasma displays, including TVs

Inside fluorescent lamps (low energy lighting), neon signs

Rocket exhaust

The area in front of a spacecraft’s heat shield during reentry into the atmosphere

Fusion energy research

The electric arc in an arc lamp, an arc welder or plasma torch

Plasma ball (sometimes called a plasma sphere or plasma globe)

Plasma used to etch dielectric layers in the production of integrated circuits

Terrestrial plasmas:

Lightning

Flames

Ball lightning

St. Elmo’s fire

Sprites, elves, jets

The ionosphere

The polar aurorae

Space and astrophysical plasmas:

The Sun and other stars

(which are plasmas heated by nuclear fusion)

The solar wind

The interplanetary medium

(the space between the planets)

The interstellar medium

(the space between star systems)

The Intergalactic medium

(the space between galaxies)

The Io-Jupiter flux-tube

Accretion discs

Interstellar nebulae

Artificially produced plasmas:

Those found in plasma displays, including TVs

Inside fluorescent lamps (low energy lighting), neon signs

Rocket exhaust

The area in front of a spacecraft’s heat shield during reentry into the atmosphere

Fusion energy research

The electric arc in an arc lamp, an arc welder or plasma torch

Plasma ball (sometimes called a plasma sphere or plasma globe)

Plasma used to etch dielectric layers in the production of integrated circuits

Terrestrial plasmas:

Lightning

Flames

Ball lightning

St. Elmo’s fire

Sprites, elves, jets

The ionosphere

The polar aurorae

Space and astrophysical plasmas:

The Sun and other stars

(which are plasmas heated by nuclear fusion)

The solar wind

The interplanetary medium

(the space between the planets)

The interstellar medium

(the space between star systems)

The Intergalactic medium

(the space between galaxies)

The Io-Jupiter flux-tube

Accretion discs

Interstellar nebulae

Plasma tv screens

the fourth state of matter is Plasma

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beam-generated plasma

ion sources

plasma-generated electron sources (e.g., high-brightness electron sources for FELs)

electron cyclotron (for materials processing)

parallel plate discharges (for materials processing)

free electron plasma radiation sources

X-ray production (for lithography & materials testing)

rf sources, electron cyclotron, helicon, inductive (e.g., materials processing)

coherent microwave sources

arcs, both DC and pulsed (e.g., steel processing, welding, toxic waste)

ion engines for space propulsion

MHD thrusters for space propulsion

neutron production

active species production for industrial plasma engineering

one atmosphere gun and filamentary discharges