Starship (SpaceX)

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Starship (SpaceX) is SpaceX’s fully reusable, next-generation super heavy-lift launch system designed to carry large payloads and crews to Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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SpaceX Starship program 4
SpaceX Starship 3
Starship (SpaceX) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fully reusable launch system
super heavy-lift launch vehicle
two-stage-to-orbit launch vehicle
alsoKnownAs BFR
Big Falcon Rocket
Starship-Super Heavy
linked to: Super Heavy booster
announcedBy Elon Musk
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk
linked to: Elon Musk
announcedYear 2016
companyProgram SpaceX Mars colonization program
consistsOf Starship upper stage
Super Heavy booster
countryOfOrigin United States
designer SpaceX
developmentLocation Hawthorne, California (design and engineering)
Starbase, Boca Chica, Texas
diameter about 9 meters
engineType Raptor
firstOrbitalTestFlightDate 2023-04-20
firstOrbitalTestFlightOutcome vehicle lost in flight termination
firstStageEngineType Raptor
firstStageName Super Heavy
linked to: Super Heavy booster
firstStageRecoveryMethod catch by launch tower arms (planned)
fourthIntegratedFlightTestDate 2024-06-06
fuelType methalox
heightWithBooster about 120 meters
intendedUse cargo transport to Mars
cargo transport to low Earth orbit
cargo transport to the Moon
crew transport to Mars
crew transport to low Earth orbit
crew transport to the Moon
interplanetary transport
point-to-point suborbital transport on Earth
landingMethod propulsive landing
launchServiceProvider SpaceX
launchSite Starbase
launchSiteLocation Boca Chica, Texas
manufacturer SpaceX
material stainless steel
missionRole lunar lander variant for Artemis III (planned)
notableMissionPlanned dearMoon circumlunar mission (status uncertain)
orbitCapability Mars transfer orbit
cislunar space
low Earth orbit
previousName Mars Colonial Transporter
primaryContractor SpaceX
propellantType liquid methane
liquid oxygen
reusability designed for full first-stage reuse
designed for full second-stage reuse
secondIntegratedFlightTestDate 2023-11-18
secondStageName Starship
secondStageRecoveryMethod propulsive vertical landing
selectedBy NASA
selectedFor NASA Artemis Human Landing System
status in development
targetPayloadToLEO >100 metric tons
up to ~150 metric tons (expendable configuration)
~100–150 metric tons (reusable configuration)
thermalProtectionSystem heat shield tiles on windward side
thirdIntegratedFlightTestDate 2024-03-14
upperStageCrewCapacity up to 100 people (design goal)
upperStageEngineType Raptor Vacuum

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Raptor vacuum engine usedOnVehicle SpaceX Starship
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)
Booster 4 program SpaceX Starship program
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)
Starship SN8 partOf SpaceX Starship program
subject linked to: Starship SN8 prototype
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)
Starship SN8 vehicleFamily SpaceX Starship
subject linked to: Starship SN8 prototype
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)
Starbase Suborbital Pad A associatedWith SpaceX Starship program
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)
Starbase launch complex associatedWithProgram SpaceX Starship program
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)
Yusaku Maezawa spacecraftPlanned SpaceX Starship
linked to: Starship (SpaceX)