Aircraft Stabilizers:

Horizontal Stabilizer: Located at the tail of an aircraft, the horizontal stabilizer comprises the horizontal tailplane and elevators. It helps maintain the aircraft's longitudinal stability by controlling pitch (nose-up or nose-down movements).

Vertical Stabilizer: Also known as the vertical tail fin, it includes the rudder. It stabilizes the aircraft in the yaw axis by controlling side-to-side movement.

Ship Stabilizers:

Fins or Gyroscopes: These are often used to reduce rolling motion in ships. Fins are retractable or extendable structures located on the sides of the vessel. Gyroscopes use the principle of angular momentum to counteract rolling motion.

Chemical Stabilizers:

In chemistry, stabilizers can be additives used to prevent or slow down unwanted chemical reactions or degradation. For example, antioxidants are used to prevent oxidation in food products, and stabilizers are used in pharmaceuticals to extend shelf life.

Power System Stabilizers (PSS):

PSS are devices used in electrical power systems to improve the stability of the grid. They work by controlling the generator's excitation system to counteract fluctuations and maintain system stability.