Kickstage

Kickstage is a term used in the context of space exploration to describe the final phase of a rocket's ascent before it reaches orbit. This stage typically involves the rocket's main engines firing at full throttle to achieve the necessary velocity to escape Earth's gravity. The term is often used in discussions about rocket launches and the technical challenges associated with reaching orbit. Kickstage is crucial for the success of a mission, as it determines whether the spacecraft will successfully enter orbit or fail to reach its intended destination. The design and performance of the kickstage are critical factors in the overall success of a space mission.