BFR

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BFR, now known as SpaceX's Starship launch system, is a fully reusable, next-generation spacecraft and rocket designed for missions to Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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BFR canonical 1
BFR (early concept name) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf launch vehicle
reusable launch system
space transportation system
super heavy-lift launch vehicle
two-stage-to-orbit vehicle
alsoKnownAs Starhopper
surface form: Big Falcon Rocket
announcedAt International Astronautical Congress
announcedBy Elon Musk
announcedYear 2017
configuration two-stage system
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer SpaceX
developedBy SpaceX
engineType full-flow staged combustion cycle
formerNameOf Starship launch system
surface form: SpaceX Starship launch system
fuel methane
hasPart Starship launch system
surface form: Starship spacecraft

Super Heavy booster
intendedDestination Mars
geostationary transfer orbit
low Earth orbit
outer Solar System
Moon
surface form: the Moon
isReusable true
keyPerson Elon Musk
launchProvider SpaceX
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
surface form: Kennedy Space Center LC-39A (planned)

Starbase, Boca Chica, Texas
manufacturer SpaceX
missionProfile aerobraking
orbital refueling
propulsive landing
oxidizer oxygen
propellantType liquid methane
liquid oxygen
purpose Earth orbit missions
Mars colonization support
cargo transport
crew transport
interplanetary transport
lunar missions
point-to-point Earth transport
reusabilityType fully reusable
stageCount 2
successor Starship launch system
successorTo ITS (Interplanetary Transport System)
targetUser NASA
SpaceX internal missions
commercial customers
usesEngine Raptor engine

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Starship alsoKnownAs BFR
this entity surface form: BFR (early concept name)