Orbital Launch System

An Orbital Launch System is a type of rocket or spacecraft designed to carry payloads—such as satellites, scientific instruments, or cargo—into space. It involves a series of coordinated stages that propel the payload through Earth's atmosphere and into orbit. These systems are engineered for safety, efficiency, and reliability, often used by space agencies and private companies to access space for research, communication, and exploration. In essence, it's the technological infrastructure that enables humans and equipment to reach and operate beyond our planet's surface.