Launch systems

Launch systems are the technological setups used to send spacecraft or satellites into space. They typically include a rocket, which provides the necessary force to overcome Earth's gravity, and a launch platform or pad where the rocket is prepared and launched. The system involves complex engineering to ensure stability, safety, and precise guidance. Once launched, the rocket's stages operate sequentially to propel the payload to its intended orbit or destination. Overall, launch systems are critical infrastructure that enable space exploration, satellite deployment, and scientific research beyond our planet.