he spacecraft is encapsulated into the fairing and attached to the "Breeze" stage in the MIK clean room. At 23 days the booster is delivered to launch pad 11P865PR at Launch Complex 133, a former "Kosmos" launch facility. LC 133 includes a launch mount, a stationary umbilical mast, a mobile service tower with an overhead crane, and a blockhouse roughly 100 m (300 ft) from the launch mount. The booster is delivered in its transportation container and lifted into vertical position. Two days before launch, the upper composite ("Breeze", payload, and fairing) is lifted into place on the booster, and an extension to the launch-transport container is put in place. On launch day, the booster is fueled through interfaces in the launch container. Launch managers monitor the status of the launch vehicle, payload, pad facilities, downrange tracking and communications networks, and the weather before approving a launch. The service tower rolls back 10 min before launch. At liftoff, the "Rockot" engines ignite, and the vehicle lifts off, guided out of the launch container on rails.