LPS

Flame Trenches: These are designed to redirect the intense heat and force from the rocket engines during lift-off, preventing damage to the vehicle or pad.
Sound Suppression System: This reduces the acoustical energy during launch, which can otherwise harm the vehicle.
Fueling Infrastructure: Necessary for storing and loading propellants into the spacecraft.
Electrical Systems: These support the launch vehicle's communications, telemetry, and other vital systems.
Safety Systems: Ensuring that in the event of an anomaly, the launch can be aborted safely.
The specific components and design can vary depending on the launch vehicle and mission requirements. NASA continually upgrades and adapts its launch infrastructure to support the evolving needs of space exploration and satellite deployment.
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