Satellite launch refers to the process of sending a satellite into space, typically using a rocket or launch vehicle. This involves several stages, including the design and construction of the satellite, integration with the launch vehicle, and the actual launch event. The launch is carefully timed and executed to ensure that the satellite reaches its intended orbit, which may be geostationary, polar, or low Earth orbit, depending on its mission. The launch can be conducted from a variety of locations, including spaceports or mobile launch platforms. Successful satellite launches are critical for a wide range of applications, including communication, weather monitoring, navigation, and scientific research.
**In a remarkable display of innovation, SpaceX successfully launched 30 satellites on December 21.** This launch, part of the Bandwagon-2 mission, marks another significant stride in the series of dedicated…