(aerospace engineering) The composite of facilities and support equipment needed to assemble, check out, and launch a rocket vehicle.
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(aerospace engineering) The composite of facilities and support equipment needed to assemble, check out, and launch a rocket vehicle.
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The composite of facilities and support equipment needed to assemble, check out, and launch a rocket-propelled vehicle. The term usually is applied to the facilities and equipment required to launch larger vehicles for which a substantial amount of prelaunch preparation is needed. Small operational rockets may require similar but highly simplified resources on a much smaller scale. For these, the term launcher is usually used. See also Space flight.
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