Assisted launch of a SSTO rocket

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Separation Method of SectionalRings when Carrying Single-Stage-To-Orbit (SSTO) Rockets! The Assisted Launch of SSTO Rockets is a Process Comprising Three Main Stages. 1. Elevating the SSTO Rocket to a Target Altitude, Typically Between 10 km and 20 km. 2. Separating the SSTO Rocket from Its Carrying Lighter-Than-Air (LTA) Modules, as Seen in the 3D Image as Concentric Wheels, However, Being a Detached Section of a SpaceShaft. 3. Staging the Self-Propelled Journey to Its Orbital Destination, Where Once the Necessary Speed is Reached to Excel from Sub-Orbital Flight to Orbital Flight, Depending on the Original Intent, the LTA SectionalRings Are Abandoned or Not. Other Uses of SpaceShafts! References!