Satellite Launch Vehicle

A Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV) is a specialized rocket designed to carry satellites into space. It provides the necessary speed and altitude to escape Earth's gravity, ensuring the satellite reaches its intended orbit. The SLV typically has multiple stages that detach during flight, making the launch more efficient. Once the desired orbit is achieved, the satellite separates from the rocket, allowing it to perform functions such as communication, weather monitoring, or navigation. Essentially, an SLV is a powerful, carefully engineered vehicle that transports technology into space to serve various scientific and practical purposes.