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The weight a rocket engine can carry depends on its design, size, and purpose. For example, small rocket engines used in model rockets might lift only a few grams, while larger engines, like those on the Space Launch System (SLS), can carry payloads of over 100 tons to low Earth orbit. The total payload capacity also includes the rocket's structure, fuel, and other systems, meaning the engine's thrust must be sufficient to overcome Earth's gravity and deliver the intended payload. Ultimately, the specific weight capacity varies widely among different rocket systems.

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