Proton-M

Proton-M is a Russian launch vehicle designed to carry satellites and payloads into space. It is a reliable, medium-heavy rocket featuring multiple engines that work together to lift large objects into orbit. Built by the Khrunichev State Research and Production Center, Proton-M has been used since 2001 for government, commercial, and scientific missions. Its design allows it to deliver a wide range of satellites to various orbits, supporting communication, navigation, and scientific research. The Proton-M is known for its versatility and proven track record, making it a key component of Russia's space launch capabilities.