Spacecraft take off using powerful rockets that generate thrust to overcome Earth's gravity, often launching vertically to reach orbit. During ascent, the rockets propel the spacecraft through the atmosphere, shedding stages as fuel is depleted. For reentry, spacecraft enter the atmosphere at high speeds, using heat shields to protect against intense heat generated by friction. They deploy parachutes or use controlled burns to slow down for a safe landing, either in the ocean or on solid ground.
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