Difference between revisions of "Booster"
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Booster (or [[w:BFR_(rocket)#First_stage:_Super_Heavy|Super Heavy]]) is the current name of the first stage for the SpaceX [[w:Super_heavy-lift_launch_vehicle|super heavy lift vehicle]]. The vehicle was announced during the 2019 [https://dearmoon.earth/ Dear Moon] project presentation by Elon Musk and Yusaku Maezawa. | Booster (or [[w:BFR_(rocket)#First_stage:_Super_Heavy|Super Heavy]]) is the current name of the first stage for the SpaceX [[w:Super_heavy-lift_launch_vehicle|super heavy lift vehicle]]. The vehicle was announced during the 2019 [https://dearmoon.earth/ Dear Moon] project presentation by Elon Musk and Yusaku Maezawa. | ||
| − | Booster is a 9m diameter rocket stage powered by | + | Booster is a 9m diameter rocket stage powered by 37 [[w:Raptor_(rocket_engine_family)|Raptor]] methane-oxygen engines intended to be used with the SpaceX [[Starship]] vehicle. |
| − | Booster is intended to be recoverable, with rapid turnaround between launches. Originally planned to return and land on the launch mound, the first version will have landing legs. | + | Booster is intended to be recoverable, with rapid turnaround between launches. Originally planned to return and land on the launch mound, the first version will have landing legs.<ref>https://www.spacex.com/starship</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:30, 24 October 2019
Booster (or Super Heavy) is the current name of the first stage for the SpaceX super heavy lift vehicle. The vehicle was announced during the 2019 Dear Moon project presentation by Elon Musk and Yusaku Maezawa.
Booster is a 9m diameter rocket stage powered by 37 Raptor methane-oxygen engines intended to be used with the SpaceX Starship vehicle.
Booster is intended to be recoverable, with rapid turnaround between launches. Originally planned to return and land on the launch mound, the first version will have landing legs.[1]
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