How to pronounce Payloads in English

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Just payloads.

What they call secondary payloads.

Two main charges, or two payloads.

For payloads up to 150 kilograms.

To carry payloads to the moon.

They're reliant on the bigger payloads

This is needed to accommodate larger payloads.

Capable of placing multiple payloads into orbit.

Everything else around me here is payloads,

Is critical to making sure that payloads

The Cygnus will release into orbit some payloads

On these launch companies getting payloads into orbit.

Will soon be able to launch as secondary payloads,

It is also larger allowing for larger and heavier payloads,

It’s the development of satellites and payloads in every area -

Allows for ridesharing of two or more payloads in various configurations.

And allows for larger and heavier payloads than the current Vega

It is a small airlock for putting payloads in and out

But in the future Vega could deliver its payloads on separate orbits.

Here Ariane 6’s boosters and fairing with payloads will be fitted

On the other side, we had also to take care of the payloads.

But the main payloads were not yet integrated, they were still in development.

Optical payloads are very challenging in terms of alignment and stability of their elements.

In 2009, they made it to orbit with their Falcon 1 carrying commercial payloads and paying customers.