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payload

[pey-lohd] / ˈpeɪˌloʊd /
NOUN
cargo
Synonyms


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The current New Glenn vehicle is capable of carrying 45 metric tons of payload to low Earth orbit, which means that it is classified as a heavy-lift vehicle.

From MarketWatch

The jets are extremely stealthy and can carry large payloads further than 1,300 miles.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nailing reusability has been key to cutting down the cost of launches and ramping up the speed at which companies can send rockets — and their payloads — into orbit.

From MarketWatch

These deliver a chemotherapy payload directly to cancer cells.

From The Wall Street Journal

Switchblade 600, with its 33-pound payload, can be set up and launched from a tube by a single soldier in 10 minutes.

From The Wall Street Journal