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    What is a launch vehicle’s propellant crosslinking?

    Propellant crosslinking refers to the process of connecting or transferring propellant between different tanks or stages of a launch vehicle. Crosslinking allows propellant to be shared or transferred between stages, ensuring optimal distribution and utilization during ascent. It can improve vehicle performance and reduce propellant imbalances between stages.

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