Orbital Launch

An orbital launch is the process of sending a spacecraft into space so it can circle the Earth or other celestial bodies. It involves a rocket lifting off from the ground, accelerating through the atmosphere, and reaching a high enough speed and altitude—called orbital velocity—to stay in space without falling back. Achieving orbit requires precise calculations and powerful propulsion, ensuring the craft remains stable and on its intended path. This process is essential for satellite deployment, space exploration, and scientific research, enabling humans to access and study space continuously.