Orbiter (noun)

1. A spacecraft that orbits a celestial body, such as a planet or a moon.
2. A vehicle that circles around a central point or object.

Origin:

From english orbit + -er, from latin orbita ("path, track, cours.e")

Examples:

1. The orbiter took high-resolution images of the planet's surface.
2. The orbiter"s mission was to study the planet"s atmosphere.
3. The orbiter's thrusters adjusted its orbit to avoid debris.
4. The amusement park's orbiter ride spun riders in circles at high speeds.
5. The company's new orbiter drone can fly in circles around a specific object or location.