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BFR is a privately funded next-generation reusable launch vehicle and spacecraft system in development by SpaceX. It was announced by Elon Musk in September 2017. * The overall space vehicle architecture includes both launch vehicles and spacecraft that are intended to completely replace all of SpaceX's existing space hardware by the early 2020s as well as ground infrastructure for rapid launch and relaunch, and zero-gravity propellant transfer technology to be deployed in low Earth orbit (LEO). The large payload to Earth orbit of up to 150,000 kg (330,000 lb) makes BFR a super heavy-lift launch vehicle. * Manufacture of the first upper stage/spacecraft prototype began by March 2018, and the ship is projected to begin testing in early 2019.The BFR system is planned to replace the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch vehicles, as well as the Dragon spacecraft, initially aiming at the Earth-orbit launch market, but explicitly adding substantial capability to support long-duration spaceflight in the cislunar and Mars mission environments. SpaceX intends this approach to bring significant cost savings that will help the company justify the development expense of designing and building the BFR system.SpaceX had initially envisioned a larger design known as the ITS launch vehicle for the interplanetary portion of its spaceflight ambitions. That vehicle design was presented in September 2016 as part of Musk's comprehensive vision for an interplanetary transport system (ITS). The ITS vehicles were designed with a 12-meter (39 ft) core diameter, and the BFR design was scaled down to 9 meters (30 ft). While the ITS had been solely aimed at Mars transit and other interplanetary uses, SpaceX pivoted in 2017 to a plan that would support all SpaceX launch service provider capabilities with a single set of 9-meter vehicles: Earth orbit, lunar orbit, interplanetary missions, and potentially, even intercontinental passenger transport on Earth.Development work began in 2012 on the Raptor rocket engines which are to be used for both stages of the BFR launch vehicle, and the fully reusable vehicle will make use of reusability technology that SpaceX has been developing since 2011. * Engine testing began in 2016 as new rocket engine designs typically have longer lead times than other major parts of new launch vehicles and spacecraft. As of 2018, a new facility to build the vehicles is under construction. Manufacture of the first ship was underway by March 2018 with first suborbital test flights planned for 2019. The company publicly stated an aspirational goal for initial Mars-bound cargo flights of BFR launching as early as 2022, followed by the first crewed flight to Mars one synodic period later, in 2024. *

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BFR is a privately funded next-generation reusable launch vehicle and spacecraft system in development by SpaceX. It was announced by Elon Musk in September 2017.
* The overall space vehicle architecture includes both launch vehicles and spacecraft that are intended to completely replace all of SpaceX's existing space hardware by the early 2020s as well as ground infrastructure for rapid launch and relaunch, and zero-gravity propellant transfer technology to be deployed in low Earth orbit (LEO). The large payload to Earth orbit of up to 150,000 kg (330,000 lb) makes BFR a super heavy-lift launch vehicle.
* Manufacture of the first upper stage/spacecraft prototype began by March 2018, and the ship is projected to begin testing in early 2019.The BFR system is planned to replace the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch vehicles, as well as the Dragon spacecraft, initially aiming at the Earth-orbit launch market, but explicitly adding substantial capability to support long-duration spaceflight in the cislunar and Mars mission environments. SpaceX intends this approach to bring significant cost savings that will help the company justify the development expense of designing and building the BFR system.SpaceX had initially envisioned a larger design known as the ITS launch vehicle for the interplanetary portion of its spaceflight ambitions. That vehicle design was presented in September 2016 as part of Musk's comprehensive vision for an interplanetary transport system (ITS). The ITS vehicles were designed with a 12-meter (39 ft) core diameter, and the BFR design was scaled down to 9 meters (30 ft). While the ITS had been solely aimed at Mars transit and other interplanetary uses, SpaceX pivoted in 2017 to a plan that would support all SpaceX launch service provider capabilities with a single set of 9-meter vehicles: Earth orbit, lunar orbit, interplanetary missions, and potentially, even intercontinental passenger transport on Earth.Development work began in 2012 on the Raptor rocket engines which are to be used for both stages of the BFR launch vehicle, and the fully reusable vehicle will make use of reusability technology that SpaceX has been developing since 2011.
* Engine testing began in 2016 as new rocket engine designs typically have longer lead times than other major parts of new launch vehicles and spacecraft. As of 2018, a new facility to build the vehicles is under construction. Manufacture of the first ship was underway by March 2018 with first suborbital test flights planned for 2019. The company publicly stated an aspirational goal for initial Mars-bound cargo flights of BFR launching as early as 2022, followed by the first crewed flight to Mars one synodic period later, in 2024.
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