Rocket launch sites are specialized locations where rockets are launched into space. These sites are equipped with various facilities, including launch pads, control centers, and fueling stations. They are often situated near large bodies of water to ensure safety during launches and to minimize risks to populated areas. Some well-known rocket launch sites include Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida and Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Each site is chosen for its geographical advantages, such as proximity to the equator or favorable weather conditions, which help optimize rocket trajectories and improve mission success rates.