Left: sky projection of the common stars, globular clusters, and dwarf galaxies represented by squares, blue dots, and yellow dots, respectively. The globular cluster Pyxis and LMC/SMC are highlighted with a larger blue dot and yellow pentagons. All globular clusters and dwarf galaxies with distances larger than 20 kpc are highlighted with a solid black edge. The integrated orbits of those stars with full 6D information are represented by the gray lines. Right: Direction distribution of the orbit normals of those common stars, distant globular clusters and dwarf galaxies with full 6D information. The symbols are the same as in the left panel. The shadow region represents the direction of the normal of the VPOS with a longitude between 150° and 210° and a latitude between −30° and 30°.