Plasma Physics is the branch of physics that focuses on the study of plasma, which is a state of matter composed of charged particles, including ions and electrons. It occurs in conditions where energy is sufficient to free electrons from atoms, leading to a collection of electrically conductive particles. Plasma is found naturally in stars, including the sun, and is also generated artificially in devices such as fusion reactors and neon signs. Researchers in plasma physics investigate the behavior of plasma, its interactions with magnetic and electric fields, and its applications in energy production, materials science, and space physics. The field plays a crucial role in understanding fundamental processes in astrophysics and developing technologies harnessing nuclear fusion.