Attitude control refers to the methods and systems used to manage the orientation of an object in space, such as a satellite or spacecraft. This involves adjusting the object's position and angle to ensure it maintains the desired alignment with respect to Earth or other celestial bodies. Various techniques are employed for attitude control, including reaction wheels, thrusters, and gyroscopes. These systems work together to provide stability and maneuverability, allowing the object to perform tasks like communication, observation, or navigation effectively. Proper attitude control is essential for the success of missions involving satellites, spacecraft, and space exploration.