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The force that pushes against something traveling through a fluid is called

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Viscous force is the force that pushes against something travelling through a fluid. Viscous force is an analogue in fluids(liquids or gases) of the force of friction. It acts opposite to the direction in which the object is moving relative to the fluid.

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