A deflection system is a mechanism designed to redirect or alter the path of an object, often used in engineering and physics. This system can be applied in various contexts, such as in automobiles to change the direction of airflow or in satellite technology to adjust the trajectory of a spacecraft. In many cases, deflection systems utilize surfaces or materials that can absorb or redirect forces. For example, in civil engineering, deflection systems may be employed in structures to manage stress and prevent damage from external loads, ensuring stability and safety.