Launch Vehicles

Launch vehicles, commonly known as rockets, are specialized vehicles designed to transport payloads, such as satellites, cargo, or crew, from Earth's surface into space. They work by burning fuel to create thrust, propelling themselves upward against gravity. Launch vehicles come in various sizes and configurations, tailored for different missions. Once they reach space, they may drop their payloads into orbit or send them on deeper space missions. Essentially, they are the workhorses of space exploration, enabling humanity to explore and utilize outer space for communication, research, and more.